If there are 3 people on a team Senior director, director, junior agent the split might be like this 25,000 senior director,15,000 director, junior agent 10,000.I am a principal broker working with the buyers one on one to find a good property to buy.

There is a great deal of leadership and experience running the new company with Jordan Capitol's previous CEO, two senior vice presidents from B2R, and a senior vice president from Jordan Capital added to the team now.

One day my senior year of high school, our math teacher stopped class and asked us if any of us wanted to be millionaires when we grew older.

I hear all the time from investors and real estate agents to stay away from the big banks and go with local lenders, and I just want to share my own personal experience that contradicts that advice.First of all, some background information: I was a Canadian citizen working in the US since 2009 under a H1B visa, and I had built good credit and had a good stable income.

If there are more than one loan, there is a senior and a junior.

Lot can be done by private citizens and businesses. 

When NOLA flooded we had 250,000 of that city's "finest" citizens move to Houston and take up residence.

I've spoke to First Citizen's quite a bit about different investment loans and I've been very impressed with them.

If the 2nd mortgage(junior lien) goes to foreclosure and there is a surplus of funds after being sold to the bidder, will the Senior lien receive any of the surplus?

One of my renters is a senior on low income and does not use automated systems.