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ParticipantI personally don’t take more than four percent for doing both sides, actually three will do in some circumstances, so the possibility of a moral dilemma doesn’t exist for this bottom feeder. I have question though, if you are looking for an agent to con his client into a bad deal because he will get more commission, are you not a bottom feeder too? Do you have to have a license to qualify as bottom feeder? Just interesting, not surprising, that you are the one verbalizing discontent towards all Realtors and also verbalizing a mentality like those that you scorn allegedly possess. Which brings up the next point why don’t you just get your own license? That way you can do what you want and get paid for it.
Best wishes
ParticipantI personally don’t take more than four percent for doing both sides, actually three will do in some circumstances, so the possibility of a moral dilemma doesn’t exist for this bottom feeder. I have question though, if you are looking for an agent to con his client into a bad deal because he will get more commission, are you not a bottom feeder too? Do you have to have a license to qualify as bottom feeder? Just interesting, not surprising, that you are the one verbalizing discontent towards all Realtors and also verbalizing a mentality like those that you scorn allegedly possess. Which brings up the next point why don’t you just get your own license? That way you can do what you want and get paid for it.
Best wishes
ParticipantI personally don’t take more than four percent for doing both sides, actually three will do in some circumstances, so the possibility of a moral dilemma doesn’t exist for this bottom feeder. I have question though, if you are looking for an agent to con his client into a bad deal because he will get more commission, are you not a bottom feeder too? Do you have to have a license to qualify as bottom feeder? Just interesting, not surprising, that you are the one verbalizing discontent towards all Realtors and also verbalizing a mentality like those that you scorn allegedly possess. Which brings up the next point why don’t you just get your own license? That way you can do what you want and get paid for it.
Best wishes
November 6, 2007 at 3:45 PM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96350Participant“Still feel poor.One of these days, I need to get off my fat lazy butt :)”
Look for net worth by age. I think you are a pretty young guy? Hope that does the trick.
November 6, 2007 at 3:45 PM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96413Participant“Still feel poor.One of these days, I need to get off my fat lazy butt :)”
Look for net worth by age. I think you are a pretty young guy? Hope that does the trick.
November 6, 2007 at 3:45 PM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96419Participant“Still feel poor.One of these days, I need to get off my fat lazy butt :)”
Look for net worth by age. I think you are a pretty young guy? Hope that does the trick.
November 6, 2007 at 3:45 PM in reply to: Where do you stand on America’s wealth spectrum-Article #96428Participant“Still feel poor.One of these days, I need to get off my fat lazy butt :)”
Look for net worth by age. I think you are a pretty young guy? Hope that does the trick.
ParticipantTechnical analysis is not a blueprint but you have the right idea,jyurasek02. If you hope to be a market timer I would suggest you get to understand listing to pending sales ratios and know you target zip codes very well by this parameter.The ratios are really bad now and almost universaly getting worse so it is a good time to start.Make sure you understand why the ratios are changing.Do comps all the time comparing sales as much as a year back up to the current day. Also watch the cost of owning vs. renting in conjunction with the listing/pending ratios and the “distress” element in the inventory. If you feel like you have your finger on the pulse of that and keep an eye on the economy in general and your own outlook, you will do fine.
ParticipantTechnical analysis is not a blueprint but you have the right idea,jyurasek02. If you hope to be a market timer I would suggest you get to understand listing to pending sales ratios and know you target zip codes very well by this parameter.The ratios are really bad now and almost universaly getting worse so it is a good time to start.Make sure you understand why the ratios are changing.Do comps all the time comparing sales as much as a year back up to the current day. Also watch the cost of owning vs. renting in conjunction with the listing/pending ratios and the “distress” element in the inventory. If you feel like you have your finger on the pulse of that and keep an eye on the economy in general and your own outlook, you will do fine.
ParticipantTechnical analysis is not a blueprint but you have the right idea,jyurasek02. If you hope to be a market timer I would suggest you get to understand listing to pending sales ratios and know you target zip codes very well by this parameter.The ratios are really bad now and almost universaly getting worse so it is a good time to start.Make sure you understand why the ratios are changing.Do comps all the time comparing sales as much as a year back up to the current day. Also watch the cost of owning vs. renting in conjunction with the listing/pending ratios and the “distress” element in the inventory. If you feel like you have your finger on the pulse of that and keep an eye on the economy in general and your own outlook, you will do fine.
ParticipantTechnical analysis is not a blueprint but you have the right idea,jyurasek02. If you hope to be a market timer I would suggest you get to understand listing to pending sales ratios and know you target zip codes very well by this parameter.The ratios are really bad now and almost universaly getting worse so it is a good time to start.Make sure you understand why the ratios are changing.Do comps all the time comparing sales as much as a year back up to the current day. Also watch the cost of owning vs. renting in conjunction with the listing/pending ratios and the “distress” element in the inventory. If you feel like you have your finger on the pulse of that and keep an eye on the economy in general and your own outlook, you will do fine.
ParticipantThat is nice of you VOZ but I wouldn’t worry about it. I don’t think it bothers any licensees who post here. The ones that would get upset couldn’t handle this blog, maybe because the shoe fits?
ParticipantThat is nice of you VOZ but I wouldn’t worry about it. I don’t think it bothers any licensees who post here. The ones that would get upset couldn’t handle this blog, maybe because the shoe fits?
ParticipantThat is nice of you VOZ but I wouldn’t worry about it. I don’t think it bothers any licensees who post here. The ones that would get upset couldn’t handle this blog, maybe because the shoe fits?
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