I'm not intending to sound like a jerk when I say this, but why would you necessarily offer terms that are more generous than they're willing to accept?

Thanks for the tip James!

Some of the most intelligent, and savvy people in REI are right here on BP, and they are very generous with their knowledge.

Please if you have any tips or knowledge you would like to share i would greatly appreciate it, and ill will try to share my own limited knowledge when applicable.

Thanks Matt for the improvements and tips re business plan and Exc Summary.Thanks alot Justin for posting your business plan.

At any rate I never liked that as well, but I did bide my time and kept an eyeful watch on them.Let me give you a tip that most landlords don't know.

Hey BP fam, I not exactly a new member but I am taking tip out of Tom Sylvester's book and trying to connect with other Philly investors through a lunch or dinner meet up.

In addition to what I posted, I just wanted to let you know that the "quuuuiiiicccck tips" for Postlets advertised it (and got my tenant), my Google voice number fielded the calls annnnd now that I just finished The 4 Hour Work Week, I have a whole new thought process on moving forward.

and gave me a generous deal.I've since discovered that almost any brokerage in our area will take on new agents, without any minimum production requirements, but they'll likely attach monthly fees and take a healthy cut of your initial commissions each year.So, I guess in summary, you'll have no trouble finding a broker who will let you hang your license with them, but depending on what kind of a deal you're hoping to get, it may take a good bit of interviewing and negotiating before you find something you're happy with.

It's like a cash business declaring tips.