Something I have noticed for quite some time is that lenders are not being candid about the depth of the crisis and no one in charge is making them accountable for the harm inflicted on each and every one of us.

In most areas I know of, usually a quit claim deed is used for default.

So it really comes down to everyone getting back to the fundamentals that made it all great to start with and quit wining about it.

Quite frankly, I rest my case on this matter.

I don't know if this quite makes sense but I'm still not sure of how to interpret it.

It can be quite costly.

But it seems to me that if your rental income doesn't cover payments, it wasn't a good investment at all, unleveraged or leveraged, so I'm not quite sure what the nature of your problem with leveraging was.Did you have a single large tenant who vacated, creating a huge cashflow drop?

Don't quit, just restructure your time.

There are quite a few property managers on the site for you to network and share ideas with . . .BTW - Where are you having trouble reading the font?

They seem to be doing quite well and they are looking to add agents to expand their buyer side of business.My question is what is a fair commission split?