That would seriously stink if you had to count the rebate as income on following years taxes.

Commonly in my area the agent split is 20/25% to the broker.As pointed out, you'll have other expenses, Realtor dues, continuing education and your own business expenses...cards, flyers, adertising expenses, gas, auto, and office expenses, copiers, coffee fund and little things that they can dream up...etc.Many net about 65 to 70% of the commission, lucky to hit 50% with all expenses, not counting advertsing, which is a variable cost with a listing.

I mean she has a recent divorce so I guess that could count for hardship.

That's not to say that his new course can't be a good revision in response to negative feedback from the older material, but I wouldn't be counting on that.

What about my liquid assets, don't they count for something?

So it would be safe to assume it would be spent on Plasma TVs, Ipods, cars, clothing, shoes, food, entertainment, ect...Now that is stimulus we could count on!!!!!

Do investment properties, count?

Your credibility is everything when dealing with PML's and if you give them a property they don't want rather than the interest they expect, count on them spreading the bad word about you.

So hopefully that counts for something.

If you count on 12 hours a day, 6 (or 7) days a week, you won't be far off.Good Luck,Mike