If you have confidence in a deal, put it under contract and then start shopping the deal around to potential partners. 

I didn't shop around much though.

You should get with an independent agent that can shop the markets here and help guide you to the right policy.

I own a commercial and high-end residential Audio, Video and Security company (tascav.com) and a custom gunsmithing shop (fortressarms.com).Other than owning residential and commercial property, and I don't have a tremendous amount of REI experience.

I still shop with coupons, get price adjustments, etc.   

I am a licensed real estate broker thinking of joining MAR/NAR so I don't think I am breaking any rules here.I don't mind showing available houses for sale on MLS on my website using IDX raw feed like I see most big RE shops are doing.

I have recently purchased a shopping plaza back in November, and I’m trying to get all my tenants all locked up.

Not usually.I did have one case a few years ago where we called the police after the owner stated at her local coffee shop that she poisoned her well.

You might shop lenders and find 0.125% better to rate, but when I shop PMI it's like 0.005% difference, or identical.(2) "We" being my industry, not me personally.

We’ve been picking up those LED shop lights from Costco and plugging them into motion sensor sockets we’ve added above the laundry pairs in the basements, so tenants don’t have to flail in the dark for a pull chain while carrying a load of laundry.