Since its essentially free to send spam, if you send out a gazillion and get a customer or two, its worth it.

Providing access also forces us determine what the highest and best use is and where we should be leading the customers to exactly.

Although I would have to agree that the customer service is non-existent when dealing with their title company.

My question is this: Is it custom to split the profit 50/50?

Our major customers are chemcial and pharmaceutical plants.

Customer service level, quality of product to be delivered, Position in the market, etc.Perhaps, you could say that my buy and hold business is a hobby, I certainly invest less time in it than I do my CPA practice.

And that customer would be on "the list" of people we just don't do business with...Remember, one of the "C's" of lending is still character.You're getting one of the cheapest sources of funding out there (bank debt), but it also requires the most underwriting and documentation.

I am in no way, shape or form associated with weebly.com, just a fairly satisfied customer.

The Owner who is doing the financing can trigger a non-compliant action by doing any of the following activities without a license:-Taking a mortgage loan application-Discussing interest rates, terms, loan payments or loan fees with the consumer-Negotiating loan rates, terms, payments, or loan fees with the consumer-Preparing a loan package for the consumer Yes, the owner financer can refer the customer to a third party licensed originator, such as a mortgage broker, to handle the loan origination and completing the government related documents for the loan.

They have a toll free 800 number for customer service, which I've had to use a few times.