Also the LLC and other transfers before it if the buyer or buyers are connected the broker could argue they are owed a commission.So I am just throwing that out there where a seller has told me before I talked to so and so and I have this buyer and I say yes they called and found you through my marketing and I have the date and time etc I talked to them and other communication.Some buyers will lie and just want a property however they get it and do not worry about collateral damage or duties the seller might owe in a listing agreement.At this point really I would get an attorney at least to send legal communication to this person if they are the head broker or if they aren't send a copy to them as well as the principal broker outlining what has happened etc.

This only adds to the challenges in making a living as a realtor.The way it's typically done, with the realtor job being a major (not necessarily 'primary') source of income and servicing first time home buyers (who require a lot of hand holding), it becomes a challenge that causes many agents to throw in the towel and seek more 'secure' employment.

Many throw out a one shot deal mailing a ton with a wrong or weak message or focused on the wrong target audience.

Ill give you three examples of three of the 4 actual deals rather than just throw out a percent.

I'm not sure if this is on topic or not, but I found this study this evening:Study On Banning FirearmsBefore someone goes and throws a wet blanket on it this was done by Harvard and they don't really seem to have much of an agenda in the article.

Throw in an extra few grand for closing costs.

But that does not mean you can prudently avoid all aspects of business management and throw cares to the wind.You will be expected to treat your LLC as a seperate entity and give it that due respect in a way as a corporation for it to live at its fullest potential.

I am throwing it out for ideas on the varying was to carry this financing because it is only viable if I can go to scale.

I have been catching up because of the holidays.I don't like when a property is recently renovated and they throw renters in there.

I had a 3% rate drop, which is a chunk to be likely lost, so I'm not ready to throw in the towel just yet.