Top 10 reasons why it’s a good time to receive a commission advance

#10 Your buyers have a mortgage commitment showing proof of income, tax returns, pay stubs, letters of employment, 20% down, a 780 fico score, drug test, DNA sample and assignment of first born…good to go.

#9 One of your 73 listings just got a cash offer – at full asking price!

#8 You’ve run out of “price reduced” signs and have decided to buy reprints saying new price.”

#7 Because waiting months to receive your commission check after already waiting months to get a deal into escrow is legally considered cruel and unusual punishment.

#6 It’s time to pay your taxes (or so the IRS letter said…)

#5 Better odds than a scratch and win…

#4 Your Broker took down the ATM sign from above his office door.

#3 You persuaded a Bank Underwriter to say “yes” to your deal by convincing them REO stood for “really exceptional offer.”

#2 Because you’re too polite to tell your buyers the “open house tour” you just took them on cost you $900 in gas.

#1 … reason why it’s a good time to receive a commission advance: You’ve earned it!

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5 Comments on Top 10 reasons why it’s a good time to receive a commission advance

This is too funny! Thanks for sharing! hahahahaha

05/08/2008 12:03 PM by Nathan Diones (RE/MAX Marquee Partners)


Those are good reasons to take a commission advance Sean. Thanks for the breakdown that was a good laugh.

05/08/2008 12:14 PM by Mike Jackson (Realty World Global)


Being in real estate, the one thing I have learned is never count on the money until the check is in my hand

05/08/2008 12:16 PM by Jane and Jesse Neely (Century 21 Thomas)


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