His loyalty lies with the seller.  

If you choose to keep him, you will have his loyalty for helping him instead of kicking him when he was down. 

It's also a good to see where their loyalty truly lies. 

Plus it leaves plenty of room to outperform, which is the true key to building investor loyalty.

Where as if you hop from one lender to the other yes they may offer 12% compared to 13% but is that 1% really going to benefit you more than building loyalty and trust with a company/lender that will save you 10% interest down the road?

I will keep my eyes open for the right deal,if you’re a realtor and know of a deal that is not in the MLS I would obviously consider it,Loyalty is very important to me as well.

(A local hardware store switched brands and dumped all their stock)  We have used everything and still have no brand loyalty.

The company has been in operation for multiple decades, has great client loyalty, and consistent revenue and earnings.

The one I quoted above is actually my agent in the deal, so I do feel somewhat of a sense of loyalty, but that's not going to stop me from hearing out others.

They have no loyalty to long-term customers, so I have no loyalty for them.123Landlord:I had been using this as a trial account for some time.