Good luck getting a commission at all (you will but it will be a night at Fridays or Applebeas) on a deal like that using your license.EXIT is a great company and sponsorship bonus' are wonderful but take it from me - focus on sales.

My brother-in-law, but to you, the previous landlord).Bonus to you...

Hi all,My husband's employer gives an option when they hand out bonuses- you can take the cash or you can take it in stock.

It takes a few exposures before people start to call in.

Back in the 1990s, that pricing may have made some sense, but the internet has come a long way and I see little justification of those prices, no matter what "bonuses" are included.That said, I have no experience working with these guys, but I believe there are likely alternatives.

They usually provide discounted rates to members in exchange for preferred status and exposure.

It is a shame that the CCHA is no more but I think it will be better for exposure now on the plus side!

You should get some great exposure while working at Turner.

Also, it'll help me connect to people in the Fort Worth area through constant exposure.

Some small banks have small limits on the loan exposure they'll take for a single borrower.As with any floating loan, you should make sure that your property still cash flows in the event of a large upward shock to rates.