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    Good point!

    I absolutely agree with you and I follow the same principle.
    It's just that I submit a few deals to a lender with really really good rates and no fees.
    However the commission is so low that sometimes it not worth my time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobSchmuck View Post
    It's just that I submit a few deals to a lender with really really good rates and no fees.
    However the commission is so low that sometimes it not worth my time.
    don't let the merchants close you on a "good rate" you should be closing them on why they're getting a high rate. If they qualified for such a good rate why aren't they going to a bank?

    To answer your question you can't just make up a fee sheet and add it to the contract. It needs to be specifically drawn up by a lawyer and processed through a reputable processing company.

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