I personally like to work with brokers rather than banks because they have more advice to offer and more negotiating power, IMO, although they do charge you for it.are you sure you have to pay $120k for the home, can't get it cheaper?

I provide many Investor tools free-of-charge via the Internet.

It is important for every property owner to know how much someone is going to charge them.

I want to know that how much does the government charge when I sell a house out?

I charged a $10,000 option fee to hold the price steady for 6 months in a wildly escalating market in DC, 2003, which was a fair option price.

As Josh said, your best bet is to get cozy with an agent and work up some arrangement where they give you comps for something else in return.

I have a property manager that charges 8%.The first was $110,000 3/2/2.

I was recently speaking to someone who owned a vacation condo in Hawaii and was quite shocked to hear that his property management company charges him 50% of his rental income.

The conference had representatives from all over the Midwest set up each in a booth and Southern CA investors went from booth to booth talking with the different reps about their areas.With that kind of proactive event going on, I would say that investing in CA for appreciation would not be the best bet right now.

Is he chargeing you 1pt + 1% origination fee = 2pt or 2% altogetherso if he is making a big commission he is already settling to make 6K in the dealmy ?