If you ever want to get ahead in life your will have to act like a grown up adult and pay taxes like everyone else.

', and let them decide if that works for them.Two things... if they are looking for a 'discount' before they've even become a customer, then they are likely going to cause you some pain throughout the life of the business relationship.Also, unless you really NEED the business, it probably wouldn't be a bad thing to lose out on this opportunity.

The monthly cost breakdown is as follows:Mortgage - $1,200Taxes - $700Flood insurance - $170Home Insurance - $150Reserves - $500I went into this saying I wanted to pay no more than I currently am paying in rent ($900) to live in this place.  

Hello Ivan - I'm a Cleveland Investor as well as an Insurance Agent.

When they run a report on you, you need to know what on it before they do.To understand how these behemoth credit agencies came to life, I'll share background on them.The credit bureaus themselves have interesting histories.

Life's not fair..  

You don't have to "work for a broker" but you do need a broker to hang your license with, train you (taking and passing the test does little to train you in the actual application of being a successful agent), and provide errors and omissions insurance.

My motivation to pursue real estate is to build a life for my family and leave a legacy for my kids and a business for them to inherit when they get older.

Are there insurance companies that offer this solely?

As a life long "Memphian", I suggest The Bar-b-que Shop on Madison Ave.