You'll
probably work with a broker to set one, paying 2 percent in markups, at retail price.
Not exact matches
In either case, you'll
probably want to
work with a commercial
broker.
If you use a mortgage
broker, you'll
probably have access to a handful of lenders the
broker works with.
I've learned a bit about how cold calls
work (and how to deal
with them, although I don't get any cold calls overseas), what a trade should cost
with a discount
broker (about $ 30), why I really don't have any business messing
with options (too risky, too fast moving), why I
probably don't want check - writing privileges on my mutual fund (too many taxable events to report), and such things.
The other wonderful aspect about
working with an independent
broker is that you are tapping into burial insurance companies that you
probably didn't even know existed.
Any butthurt or entitled agent /
broker local to him that reads his posts is
probably thinking, «Nah, I'd rather not
work with this guy...» I don't blame them either.
However; when someone is pulling stuff off MLS and sending it to other
brokers, or investors that are already
working with a
broker, then they've
probably already seen it.
If you use a mortgage
broker, you'll
probably have access to a handful of lenders the
broker works with.