Jan 9, 2013 | AccessEasyFunds, Real Estate Agent Tips, Real Estate Commission
Along with our popular cash advance, AccessEasyFunds also offers a short-term micro loan to help out agents that are between payments. If you’re waiting for deals to close or don’t have a firm deal in place, a micro loan is a great solution. Here are five reasons to...
Dec 31, 2012 | AccessEasyFunds, Commercial Broker, Commission Advance, Real Estate Agent Tips, Real Estate Commission
Working night and day to finish a deal for a client’s purchase or sale of a property is grueling and hard work. So why should you have to wait to be paid? A property closing can take weeks, even months, and that means you won’t be paid for a while. But is that fair?...
Dec 28, 2012 | AccessEasyFunds, Commercial Broker, Commission Advance, Real Estate Agent Tips, Real Estate Commission
Being a real estate agent is an exciting and challenging and potentially lucrative career choice. Many agents earn a very good income and are able to do something they love in the process. Of course, any agent knows that how the commissions are paid out can make...
Nov 23, 2012 | AccessEasyFunds, Commercial Broker, Commission Advance, Real Estate Agent Tips, Real Estate Commission
Whether you’re part of a dual income household or you’re taking care of everything yourself, waiting for real estate commissions can really mess up the financial flow. Trying to match up bills that are due with the ‘approximate’ date your commissions will arrive is...
Nov 9, 2012 | AccessEasyFunds, Commercial Broker, Commission Advance, Real Estate Agent Tips, Real Estate Commission, Real Estate News
Anyone who has made a living or is currently making a living as a real estate agent knows that there is often quite a gap between closing a deal and seeing a cheque. Unfortunately, life refuses to wait for real estate deals to close. And since there are so many...
Oct 29, 2012 | AccessEasyFunds, Commission Advance, Real Estate Agent Tips, Real Estate Commission
The real estate commission advance business works well for both lenders and the agents. Real estate agents get money they need to help with everyday expenses, and lenders earn a fee on money they know will be coming in. The real question for many real estate agents is...