I have seen some very scary book come back from clients who thought they were saving money.

Hi Matt, The thing is that even if you were to get a client on day 1, and they wanted to pay cash, it would still take a while for the transaction to close and for you to get a commission.

I did a quick look, and did not see that they had a posting on Craigslist or the Lantern (or I didn't recognize it), which suggests they are limiting their search to friends.

When I evaluate a larger apartment building for my clients a key if they are pursuing value add and forced appreciation is the area.

That would be highly irregular way for a real estate agent to greet a potential client - at least around here.

Undervalued stocks should not exist because other investors should recognize their bargain prices, buy them up, drive up the prices, and no longer are they undervalued.

Both a) and b) discuss the appropriate courses of action necessary for a Broker or agent in representing a client(a) A broker is obligated under a listing contract to negotiate the best possible transaction for the principal, the broker has agreed to represent.

The borrower didn't even recognize me and wasn't happy to learn he was getting much less.

Are you taking clients down there?

They advise their client based on market knowledge and local expertise.