[Olderguy]

This is like the 5th or 6th time you have mentioned that a broker decided to stop working with you. At what point do you take a step back and look into the mirror? Maybe vet your referral sources before starting to do business? Maybe don't change money terms after the dust settles?

The broker wanted to charge a PSF. Client balked. I closed the deal without the PFS, broker came unglued, client blocked the broker. Broker said they no longer want to do business with me. I have over $10M of their clients in process. None of the clients are dealing with the broker ever again. I do what is in the best interest of the client, not what makes the most money for the broker. Broker still makes money, just not stupid money. Broker refuses to do deals wthout a PSF. That's a lot of lost deals. Is that really the right way to run a business. $6.4M deal. Broker said if they don't get their 1.75% PFS, they aren't doing the deal, I did the deal without it. So who wins and who loses? Client said fawk the broker and their PSF.