Sentences with phrase «let the agent decide»

Let the agent decide how to place your book when selling to an editor.

Some policies let the agent decide what the commission will be; if the agent gets more, you get less.

Some brokerages, within their own corporate structure, dictate what commission structure completes the BBA; others let the agent decide.

Not exact matches

Now the Redskins must decide once again between a lucrative long - term contract, an expensive franchise tag, or letting Cousins go as a free agent.

Alex Smith had reportedly visited the Miami Dolphins on a free - agent visit, but ultimately decided not to let pride get in the way of returning to the team that drafted him No. 1 overall in the 2005 draft.

The judge Thursday will have to decide whether to let that agent discuss — as the prosecution wants — how Percoco came up with ziti as the term he used to describe what the government calls alleged bribe money.

To help you decide which option is best for you and your book, let's take a quick look at the pros and cons of established literary agents.

To help you decide which option is best for you and your book, let's take a look at some literary agents pros and cons.

The latest from Lehrer is about the secret service agent who decided to let JFK ride with the top down in Dallas — a nice fictional counterpoint to the deluge of nonfiction books coming out this year to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the assassination.

I had discussed the issues I had at length with my agent before we decided to let her shop it to New York.

I love the feeling of being at the cutting edge of a revolution in publishing, and of letting the readers decide what they want to read without the filter of literary agents and print publishing houses.

My seller countered the above offer and now the agent is telling me to have seller sign it and let the bank decide because it gives us more flexibility to help out the seller in erasing the deficiency judgment at a lower and more realistic number... we all know he isn't working for the Seller.

The next time an airline passenger decides to put on a public but well - mannered strip - tease, TSA agents might be wise to simply roll their eyes and let him go on with the show.

But when it comes to evaluating and comparing insurance policies we take a backseat and let out agents decide for us.

Your Choice Mutual agent will give you a host of options and let you decide.

Instead, let an independent agent help you decide which policy is best for you and your family.

The client let me know that he had applied through another agent before he found my blog and decided to give me a shot.

We felt whether or not it was fraud — something only the subsequent actions of the buyer's agent, the buyer and mortgage broker would reveal — our duty was to advise the seller and let him decide.

I presented the offer to the listing agent who let me know he had several offers like this and would let me know what the seller decided.

A loan officer and real estate agent get together and decide to put together a co-branded advertisement (let's call it a co-marketing mailer for now).

My seller countered the above offer and now the agent is telling me to have seller sign it and let the bank decide because it gives us more flexibility to help out the seller in erasing the deficiency judgment at a lower and more realistic number... we all know he isn't working for the Seller.

Flexible lead management system let's you decide routing rules for each lead source, permit lead races, charge agents a referral fee for leads originating from a specific source, isolate relo or recruiting leads to a company manager and more.

Let the free market decide how high fees will be — if agents are so confident that their commissions are fair, surely the public will continue to pay 5 - 6 % (plus hst)???

Do you not find it odd that so many people are scared to simply let the consumer decide what they want from an agent, and continually try to justify why an agent must be forced upon them.

However, there is a sense of moral obligation that may cause the buyer to decide to extend a courtesy to the agent by either emailing, calling or writing the agent and letting them know that they wish to terminate the relationship and the reasons why.