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    AML- are you licensed to loan in all 50 states? And if you dont allow any fees (PSF's) by brokers, how would you pay them on 6 mo 1.12, 9 mo 1.18, 12 mo 1.24 as advertised? Wasnt your past practice to allow the broker to charge a origination fee which would come off the loan to merchant and pay the commission?

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    AML can fund in all states except for the following states: AR, CO, CT, FL, NY, OH, RI, TN, & TX.

    Commission is paid by AML, i.e., the commission does not raise the rate to the merchant.

    Taking commission both from the merchant and AML would be a conflict of interest for the broker.
    Last edited by AML; 04-17-2013 at 03:32 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AML View Post
    Taking commission both from the merchant and AML would be a conflict of interest for the broker.
    So you are totally against the reps taking additional fees? I had heard in the past that was how you guys expected the reps top get paid, because there was no commission room in your ultra low rates

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    AML doesn't allow broker charging fees. It is a violation of the agent agreement and the broker will forfeit any commissions



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