Not exact matches
The oft -
stated fact that the vast majority
of self - published books stink — usually said while implying an
agent or publisher won't
really consider them — is interesting.
This can be quite confusing for these lenders when they don't realize that they have to get an attorney in out
of State to do this and a lot
of times they find out too late and it
really delay things and it could be a problem or if you share if your buyer
agent is recommending an attorney for you right away when they know you are using someone from out
of State, that lender out
of State might just pick any old attorney.
As
stated in the article «What made me
really sad when I came into this industry is that I saw Realtors doing our basic plan and then charging full commission,» Because
of financial restraints many
agents in our office are doing very little other than post their listings on our local board, maybe do an open house or two, and pray that a buyer's
agent will produce an offer within 60 days and that they pick up a client from sign calls etc... I am not suggesting they are doing this because they are lazy, in many cases they simply can not afford otherwise.
In a recent interview with super assistant and creator
of the admin training program AMP Elissa Turner, she
states that «Every
agent should be trained as a superstar admin so they know the amount
of things a great assistant does to make the
agent really shine.»
As to a small company, closing companies are highly regulated, insured and bonded, even if it's a one man shop, it's the title company that insures and they are approved through the
state insurance commissioner, so I suggest you just make sure they are authorized
agents of the title insurance company and if so, you
really have very little risk, your checks should be disbursed the same day
of closing if you close in the morning, so they can get a final clearance.