Welcome to BP, Eric....Your real estate broker may want one check for the total EMD as it will make their audit easier for compliance.

Then you should check with your broker about how the commissions are to be distributed - it is the broker who gets paid, and then you get paid by the broker you work for.

Ask a friendly mortgage broker to provide a GFE (good faith estimate) or a fees work sheet so that you get a closer range.

For a price drop you usually have to get a sellers signature for that.I wouldn't have done it by e-mail.When sending they could never receive it or it bounced from the companies server.

This is "unlicensed brokering".

I'm also contemplating weather to skip the RE license or i should go straight to broker's license. i heard that test is harder.

Awesome Hector.I am sure we would all like to hear your wealth of knowledge.I specialize in triple net and apartment buildings as a commercial broker and investor as well.

I'm now trying to finance the property to take as much cash as possible out, but my mortgage broker is telling me that because I don't have a regular job I won't be able to get the mortgage.

My husband is a broker, and I'm an agent.

I met with a broker yesterday and she told me it would not be efficient to close with two separate title companies.