New to site and happy to do my intro: Sharon Smith, CPA Tax and Tax planning firm, Owner Broker of Trading Places Realty, a Stockbroker for Waterstone Financial Group, a Loan Originator for Benchmark and now owner of a new company, REOmendersMilwaukee, a pre-market property preparation firm.

The listing agent took the listing for 5% and offered a 50/50 split and the seller refused to budge on price or commission, so I took my buyer elsewhere by listing and selling a parcel down the road.Many years later that same seller really needed to sell and still held firm at 5% only to find out the players with the buyers wouldn't play.

I am working with a broker who says he can find a buyer for my note using his "go to" REIT firm.

The fund is likely to select several, though not all, of the firms, said the sources, who have direct knowledge of the matter but asked not to be identified as the talks are confidential.

Just be you - I own a real estate firm...and if anyone of my agents ever discounted a buyer by their looks or the age - I would be very upset.

She's a R/E attoryney, and has worked for the largest firm in the country.

One of the properties is listed with a firm that I have bought properties from in the past.

Our firm recently funded an acquisition of a 186 unit apartment complex (Pasadena Apartments) in Michigan believe it or not.

Signed up with a firm that knows I want to be an investor and is fine with that in fact they promote it.

The price the end buyer gets will likely be slightly below market when it's all said and done.The truth is that I'm putting a couple deals through (as a birddogger) a firm I partnered up with that does all the negotiations, paperwork, funding, etc.