@Roderick Hooker I've done a few transactions with Lennar recently (as a mortgage broker representing clients) and they have a sneaky "builder admin fee" of 1% in most of their contracts, and typically have the buyer paying title policy, survey, and HOA transfer fees.

Projects under construction now represent just 3.8% of total inventory, down sharply from over 7% in 2023.

For example, we checked out a Queens househack property this week - seller's representative and I were in front of the property talking for about 10 minutes.

We had no intention to resell but you never know and we got an unsolicited offer that we couldn't refuse and we're the only ones who could resell at that point.Looking for a realtor like you would in the US is a huge mistake IMHO because they generally represent the seller.

Not only do I own investment properties myself, I have represented MANY different kinds of real estate investors over the years.

As a Realtor, I represented myself.

I had a call with a representative from Tenant Turner yesterday and wanted to share a quick summary of the service and pricing.The monthly cost is $65, plus $5 per lockbox.

I know agents in my market who are paying to be on there and they don't own their own home, don't own any investments and some of them have literally never represented anyone in a transaction- zero experience of any kind. 

Tommy, you represent the RTR brand with excellence; thanks! 

You can also get your insurance salesperson license, an electricians license, inspectors license, a plumbers license, become a RMLO and an attorney too and save even more fees, but you don't always get the best advice representing yourself.