The other day I was at my bank and there was a sign up that offered 3.6% on a 30 year mortgage.

Those investors who won't sign up with you, don't waste your time, that attitude will go over well with your broker I'm sure.

Depending on the number of employees, this business partner or employee would get a $100 bonus for scoring any accounts with a user/customer base of 75 employees or more.

Being able to sign up for that kind of thing a la carte would have been awesome.I've offered them to pay directly at my bank, but the nearest one is downtown Baltimore, so not the most convenient.

Started the refinance process on my personal residence that will lower my payment from 600 to 450 a month.Also, my wife decided she is going to work for a while instead of going directly to graduate school.In addition, between my wife's Army Reserve resign bonus and work, we have made some strides in saving cash over the last few months.Now we can convert our home into a profitable residence and we can upgrade to a better house in a better neighborhood.

So I have a 10% sign up rate. :)I'm not much of a networker and am working to change that but I don't know if I can get myself to go to another club meeting anywhere.

But, the bank says that it has no authority to influence the financial bonuses of the traders who were involved in the scandal.

Another aspect is that loan officers are often paid on a bonus schedule according to their performing loan portfolio whcih may be limited so a non-performing loan can take away from earnings, their motivation to get rid of a bad loan.

You need to ask the state and the school about compliance before you sign up.

I digress, I'm trying to sign up for the real estate license class ASAP.