I hope you have a big fat deposit.

Reset your personal goal from the fat double-end commission to not getting sued by either party.

Which is a heck of a lot better than the big fat zero they were giving us before.

I certainly don't agree with a Landlord change their fee structure during a disaster so they can continue keeping their wallet fat while their client suffers.

Cheapest house I've bought is $182K, so it can't be the commissions are not fat enough.

A few of them had no way of paying me anyway until they received their fat checks from the government so what you're saying makes no sense.If you have to charge a late fee to keep your business afloat or to teach your tenants a lesson I think you're in a crappy business.

Right now, we mostly have rent data, but we’ll be acquiring new data sources over the next few months and will get it to you as soon as we can. In

Under the current situation in which most of the economy was shut down, the vast majority of people can in good faith state they have been adversely affected somehow by Covid-19. 

He is a bit fat and sweet and eats everything he can, but when it's time for the claws you had better steer clear and fast.

Especially in the next phase of this business knowledgable agents will be increasingly prioritized by sellers #3 Get into good business building habits (i.e. cold calling, door knocking (not right now but you know what I mean), open houses)#4  Get to know everyone you can in your local community.