@Kate Stallmann One of my wife's routine pieces of advice to her clients is, "You can always ask".

Jeff in Redwood City....Yes my old stomping ground yet still around a lot....relatives,clients, and lots of friends in the area.

And unless you're willing to pay a commission to a buyer's agent - no realtor is going to direct their clients to your property.

If you are saying the LO has 1 point lender paid compensation higher than the other lenders they work with, or different compensation levels with many different lenders, this could be looked upon as steering by the CFPB.If the borrower qualifies for Provident and the originators compensation is equal to all other lenders they work with Provident would be the borrowers best opportunity then the originator should send the loan to Provident because it's in the best interest of his/her client and not because the LO has to work harder.

I love my life with my clients and my own investing.

Their clients don't seem to be sophisticated (or accredited) investors.

Very good service, very knowledgeable, and has lots of real estate clients.

Do to many missteps from my current PM ranging from leaving the front door of the property open (over night) to sending rent checks to another client the list goes on.To the point, what would be some recommended ways to give PM the boot and what steps should be taken to do so and too avoid legal ramification?

I have an international client with properties in zips 46201 and 46221.He has been ripped off big time by a dishonest turnkey company and I am trying to help him get the properties stabilized.

Jimmy,Please contact me at [email protected] have a few hotel clients and may be able to find something for you.Roger Lin