Sentences with phrase «big brokers who»

The brokers who left belong to a group of five big brokers who own a rival, regional MLS known as the Garden State MLS.Passaic offices of these brokers formerly belonged to two MLSs, the Garden State and Passaic.

Even the big brokers who originally opposed the rule are coming to appreciate the advantages of the fiduciary standard.

Not exact matches

Recode's Edmund Lee perfectly summarized Spotify CEO Daniel Ek's reasoning in a recent article: «Why give all that money to brokers and big funds instead of to people who own Spotify, like his investors, his employees and Ek himself?»

because maybe he knows how daunting it could be for young or inexperienced people with low capitals who don't know of the different and cheaper alternatives there are out there to investing in the stock market, other than using the traditional big name brokers.

Morelle, a longtime ally of Gov. Andrew Cuomo who also serves as Monroe County Democratic chairman, heaped praise on Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and the governor for brokering the so - called «big ugly» agreement — despite the fact that we have yet to see the final details.

He was the fixer who brokered the big Westchester real - estate deals and eased her political way.

In their place are two new leaders, Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Majority Leader John Flanagan, who, though politically savvy and experienced in the ways of Albany, are undergoing a crash course in heading their respective conferences and brokering big deals.

What with the bark of auctioneers, the whispered conversations with brokers who promise «numbers matching,» and the late - night telephone conversations with muscle car owners in faraway states, it makes you wonder if there's any room left for a guy who just wants a nice, honest muscle car to drive to Bob's Big Boy on Saturday nights.

In The Red Book, her touching, provocative, whip - smart romp of a novel where The Big Chill meets Mary McCarthy's The Group, Kogan begins with the Red Book entries for a group of roommates from the class of 1989 who are all headed for their 20th reunion weekend just as the financial and professional walls are crumbling around them: a self - made, childless securities broker, recently pink - slipped, eager to conceive a baby before her fertility window closes; a blue - blood «artist» and former lesbian, married to a writer's - blocked male novelist, living disingenuously and beyond their means off a no - longer - viable trust fund; a former actress, the star of every school production, who has become the stay - at - home wife to a famous Hollywood director; the adopted war orphan, now a foreign correspondent clinging to her dying industry, whose war journalist husband has recently been killed.

Banks are the biggest lenders of first mortgages, but mortgage brokers gained popularity as an alternative for those who were turned down by banks.

A big number of clients that need mortgage brokers» services are those that were turned away by banks who follow a strict approval criterion.

Those who have been rejected by banks make up the biggest chunk of a mortgage broker's customers.

A slightly better choice for parking cash for investors who have accounts at a big - bank affiliated discount broker is the big bank's own money market fund.

The beauty of direct lender payday loans is that you are sure that you are dealing with people who are in charge of making the big decisions as opposed to brokers.

This saving of time, work and stress is a big factor for many individuals who use a mortgage broker.

So at the end of the day, the individual traders who lose money trading Forex only end up servicing the top 5 % individual traders, the brokers and the big dogs (the financial institutions).

So, one day, one of the brokers of a big firm who did not «walk the walk» called me and asked, «Of all of your brokers, where am I in your ranking of getting trades done?»

For mutual fund investors who want to avoid paying big costs on mutual fund management or giving large commissions to brokers and financial advisers, no - load funds and index funds can seem attractive.

The world is once again experiencing the rise of power brokers who want to control every aspect of life under the guise of «Big Brother knows best».

It's all more complex than the «time - shifting» debates of early VCR technology, and more complex than music piracy in the late»90s, but I wonder if this massive new 3D printing thing won't just make another Apple / iTunes story out of some big player who can snag the best printing technology, broker the best deal with IP owners, DRM the hell out of it all, and then balance the costs to consumers so keenly that the majority will simply give up trying to steal designs and jail - break their printers and just buy in.

This is closest to the reality in most law firms: the people who «control» the firm's relationships with its biggest or most important clients are the real power brokers.

Corrin S. Trowbridge, owner and broker at San Francisco - based Farmers - Trowbridge Insurance, who has helped many parents add teens to their policies, says that parents need to think big when deciding how much coverage to buy.

«The biggest fear [among brokers] is that you'll create a page on Facebook, someone will post something negative about you, and you'll have to run damage control,» says A. Bradley Nelson, director of marketing at New Broad Street Realty in Orlando, Fla. «You need a point person who's monitoring that regularly.»

«For a new commercial practitioner, the biggest problem has always been the difficulty of putting together that first deal,» says Marc Strauss, a senior associate at Marcus & Millichap, Boca Raton, Fla. «Offering a salary enables brokers to attract MBAs who'd otherwise go to Wall Street.»

«We have about five sales associates who are big on cold calling,» says Mary Ellen Brennan, a broker at RE / M AX - Realty Select, Naples, Fla. «For them, it's a numbers game,» she says.

The agent who has some entrepreneurial spirit may chose the boutique broker because they do not need all the services offered by the big broker and may prefer the «family» atmosphere and better splits.

For the agent who prefers the large broker, splits may not be as important as the brand or security of working for a big brokerage.

The brokers that don't adopt big data are going to lose, because at the end of the day, the consumers will be targeted by those who do understand.»

I'm a broker as well as a flipper and I know several «big time» high volume brokers who just won't list a house unless its either staged (if vacant) or if its occupied, they'll bring someone in to assess the seller's furniture, etc and make whatever changes they see necessary to make the place look just right to sell.

My friend from the YMCA (who is one of the bigger brokers in our county) recommended a mentor for me (a month ago..)

«I consider myself a small - town broker, and I'm able to provide my salespeople with big - time benefits,» says Helfant, who has 30 licensees.

Every service that is associated to real estate; ads, newspapers, broker owners and big names in the industry; we all know who I'm relating to, the brainwash company that over charges its agents... Ya them, they all want your wallets; money blood suckers.That is why agents have to charge so much.I have been a realtor for 29 years; the broker owners teach and drill the agents to do expired listings, compete like warriors against one another and not ever have you heard some real estate genius and say «Hey wait a minute, maybe there should be a flat rate, minimum charge and know free estimates, and how about a pension plan».

«I went big,» says Conrad, who explains that the decision to purchase the trucks was a broker - wide one, meaning each and every client has access to the trucks, not just those who close with a certain agent.

One of the biggest challenges brokers face in today's real estate climate is recruiting — building a team of committed agents who not only have serious sales chops, but also fit in with the company culture.

«Listen to the biggest brokerage firms (franchises), they have a pretty good pulse for what we need,» offered a Michigan broker - owner who works for a major franchise, while a broker who works for the same brand but in Georgia wrote, «Listen to the individual brokers who provide the information, not just the executives of the firms.

For the broker / owner who chooses to invest in this new opportunity, this enables them to be a part of the home - buying process in a much greater and more impactful way... it potentially gives them a big competitive advantage.»

The CBC further reported that «in the summer of 2015, Home Capital announced that it had cut ties with about 45 mortgage brokers for fudging numbers» and they reported that «Home Capital makes most of its money selling uninsured mortgages to clients who the big banks don't cater to, usually because they have spotty credit histories, are self - employed or have otherwise uneven incomes.»

We really want brokers who are business - minded as much as they are real estate - minded, so they can see the bigger picture.

(If you don't know any agents, call the biggest three or four companies and ask the managing broker to refer you to the top salesperson who works in your neighborhood.)

Stockton real estate broker Michael Collins said he's seeing more of what might be called novice investors: Homeowners who move on to another home but keep their former home as a rental with the idea of cashing out later down the road for some big bucks as Central Valley real - estate continues to climb in value.

Here are some brokers who invested money and their time to learn and got started on the Internet with ICIWorld and have benefited big time.

You'd be much better off with an office of five big producers than with 25 — 30 salespeople who take sales away from the top performers and cause most of the legal and ethics problems that brokers have.»

If you're an associate who works really hard to create relationships and do a consultative sale, then you're never going to please a broker who's big on cold calling.

«It's nice to have big office locations, but you've got to be where the people are,» says Gerald Murphy, broker at Keller Williams Gold Coast in Chicago, who opened an office in a Dominick's grocery store in 2009.

That's the advice of RE / MAX Northern Illinois brokers, who report that the biggest hurdle keeping homes from selling this summer season was a list price too high for the market.

When she started in real estate in 1963, her biggest challenge was to find a broker who would hire a woman, Moranis says.