I gotta throw my 2 cents in for Keller Williams, if we're talking brokerages.

I casually ask the buyers agent, is the buyer by any chance a licensed real estate agent....they answer that they in fact are, and are in the same brokerage.

Hi all,My name is Tristen and I am 23 years old, graduated with a finance degree in 2018, and currently have a job as a commercial broker/agent on the tenant rep side (so yes I am licensed).

The only debt I have is a HELOC for $350,000 (which is actually no longer using my home as collateral but a brokerage account at the bank that issued the HELOC), on which I pay the interest only each month at a quarter below the prime rate.

Is the onsite brokerage residential or commercial.

What about other agents in your brokerage or that you know, might any of then have buyers interested in a sweet condo?

A common one is that all property management businesses need to be ran through a real estate brokerage, not just the agent involved.

Most buyers agents are new to the space with residential properties and have larger splits with brokerages on their first deals.

Honestly, whether or not a brokerage is investor friendly has nothing to do with the brokerage and everything to do with the individual agent!

This is all about old school brokerages attempting to punish a new on the scene competitor.