I buy mainly for cash and my closing costs are never less than $1,300.

We were mainly trained in residential but we can do both.

For regulatory purposes, the lender has to pay the $30/month or so for the loan servicing company, which worked out to around .25%, hence the odd number. 

That being said, they do serve their purpose especially with higher $$$ amounts or # of properties > 20, but much of the time I find that for different reasons, @Andrew Kerr is correct, it is worth the "headache" of doing 10 individual loans.  

Even then electronic access to properties is becoming more main stream where realtors don't need to be present to show a property.

It appears it could be win win for both involved.I try not to because even as the strapping physically presentable whole gentleman I can tidy myself up to I have many mental and physical challenges that people incorrectly ignorantly judge me by so I tend to look past surface issues but discrimination has an important purpose and is how we stay alive.

What's the main crosstreets?

The name of the firm is Linebarger, and i think tax sales is a main part of their business.

If she asks why you can't just pay for that moving truck, well, explain that the truck and mover's rental has to be in her name "for tax purposes."

I want to start in commercial since that's my main interest.