It's common practice to deduct your assignment fee in the 60%, 70% or whatever formula you use?

I do practice what I preach.

Priscilla,Do you honestly think we haven't practiced pretending we were looking at something else?

I would definately recommend Richard Carlson's "Don't Worry, Make Money"(Spiritual and Practical Ways to Create Abundance and More Fun in Your Life).

I've always liked the practicality of Jon Holdman's posts.

I think bashing your competing gurus is a well established practice in the snake oil industry.EDIT: I just checked out the site.

One who doesnt practice law with clients but rather is a practicing RE Broker with shortsales.

It is the Firm’s practice to require a retainer when we undertake a new representation; a flat fee deposit in the amount of [FEE///$500.00] will be required for the Firm’s representation in this matter.

Originally posted by "EricFoster":... fees where going up by the day...Funny enough the big CW was/is being investigated about unfair practices

I thought it was great how he had everyone gathering around the table practically climbing over eachother to get his program for "free."