@Caleb Brown yes, there are agents that only charge a fee and not based on percentage.

It may sound nice to pay a 6% management fee but the extra fees can add up to be more than the other company that charges 10% with no additional fees.

If anything, charge extra for anyone paying by check or money order in the office to compensate for the additional work it takes to manually deposit those funds.

@David Rosen Our limit is $500, even just a basic trip/diagnostic charge can eat up $100 of that.

Charge $1,500!

Loan officer makes maybe $250 on your transaction but has tried to close three others for you and lost $3000.Hard money buddy might fund one knowing he charges lots more money for the juice.

I have a charge for multiple rent checks in a month, and this is why.

I think probably he got charged with making a false report lol.

There are MANY companies that charge a fee to help you get the rules rolling or sell a franchise, if it's your first one get library books, go to some free seminars, tour local open facilities.

For the bigger names though, training dollars (many charge you for the "next level" training) and churning new agents makes up a good chunk of their profits.