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What's going on, everyone. Welcome to real estate this is mortgage monday and today we've got a treat for you

this is one of those shows we're going to be very glad that you subscribe to this podcast and you

are following christian and i are going to be talking about not really a mortgage

scam, but a way that you are absolutely paying more for your loan than what you have to and what

you probably know that you were. And because as far as I know, this is the only podcast that

shares what goes on behind the curtain of the industry, whether it's a real

estate sales firm, a brokerage, a loan brokerage like this, property management. Guys, I see

all of the scams happening all over the place. I see them with short-term rental management.

In fact, we're not going to talk about today, but I started managing one of Christian's properties and found out Christian, one of the reasons why your property was in rough shape because you didn't talk to the manager. What he was doing was pretty shady. These are the things we talk about on real talk real estate. And today we've got a great one. Christian and I were at a dinner with some other brokers. And the topic came up that I found fascinating that these guys talk about all the time because they know about it. And I realize we're not bringing this to the people. So that's what we're going to be doing today. We're blowing the lid off. And after today's show, you will not want to just go with whoever you are recommended when it comes to a loan, specifically if it's a specialty type loan, you're

going to want to talk to us first to make sure you're not getting ripped off.

Christian, how is that for building up the suspense of the show?

Yeah, it's good.

And it's funny.

I see this as being actually the next, the next NAR lawsuit.

We talked a lot about this show with the, with the agents,

right, who got into the lawsuit with the National Association of Realtors and, you know, a couple

of the big brokerages. Basically, the, you know, moral of the lawsuit was, you know, unfair

compensation, right, preset with, with clients. I would not be surprised if in the next few months there's a,

there's an equal lawsuit appearing on the lending side against this structure of

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