It amazes me the number of Licensed Realtors out there that still pay for the priviledge of being with their Broker. What do they really offer you for that desk fee?
It is plain and simple that joining forces with us makes great economical sense for anyone that is experienced and can actually sell Real Estate. NO FEES PERIOD! As a firm I pick up your E&O Insurance, forms software package, Company promotional materials,custom spread sheets, provide signage, provide some advertising both printed and Internet, and one on one broker support. To the most part we work on the virtual office concept which means no floor time. You work out of the comfort of your own home.
As far as commission goes we pay 75% of 100% no added fees or transaction fees. After you gross $60,000 your rate increase to 80% renewed annually. We are in business to sell Real Estate and thats how we make our $$$'s. We are not in the business of making money off the backs of our people in the form of desk fees or charging them for education!
IF YOU ARE TIRED OF YOUR CURRENT ARRANGEMENT CALL ME TODAY FOR A CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW, MY CELL PHONE #863-640-3127 THIS IS OPEN TO ANY AGENTS THROUGHOUT ALL OF CENTRAL FLORIDA!
ADVANTAGE REALTY FLORIDA Serving a 20 County area in Central Florida from Coast to Coast
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
No Down Payment?
There is still one program up and running that allows for just that. (USDA) Single-Family Housing Guaranteed Loan Program, is one of only a few remaining residential finance options that do not require a down payment. However it is quickly running low on funding and could be depleted shortly.
Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) and Rep. Paul Kanjorski (D-Pa.) have filed separate bills that would generate new funding for the mortgage program. This will be accomplished by increasing the fee structure charged to buyers to keep the program alive.
The lawmakers hope to move the measures through committee and to the House floor quickly, since the busy spring selling season for real estate is already underway. While some experts see nothing-down financing initiatives as risky, the USDA reported a foreclosure rate of 1.72 percent last fiscal year compared to the FHA’s 3.32 percent. FHA requires at least a 3.5% down payment.
I feel the USDA program is critical for many low and middle income borrowers who purchase modest properties in the rural areas, as well as for first-time homebuyers. Keep in mind that by rural areas the home can still be in a sub-division in a qualifying area. Your Realtor should be knowledgeable of which homes qualify.
Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) and Rep. Paul Kanjorski (D-Pa.) have filed separate bills that would generate new funding for the mortgage program. This will be accomplished by increasing the fee structure charged to buyers to keep the program alive.
The lawmakers hope to move the measures through committee and to the House floor quickly, since the busy spring selling season for real estate is already underway. While some experts see nothing-down financing initiatives as risky, the USDA reported a foreclosure rate of 1.72 percent last fiscal year compared to the FHA’s 3.32 percent. FHA requires at least a 3.5% down payment.
I feel the USDA program is critical for many low and middle income borrowers who purchase modest properties in the rural areas, as well as for first-time homebuyers. Keep in mind that by rural areas the home can still be in a sub-division in a qualifying area. Your Realtor should be knowledgeable of which homes qualify.
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