How to save money by using an Independent Commercial Mortgage Broker

Written by Commercial Lifeline


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Current statistics show that only about 14% of commercial mortgage loans go through an independent commercial mortgage broker withrepparttar remainder being placed directly throughrepparttar 111790 bank where that business owner has a relationship. With those kinds of statistics is it any wonder that a broker will bend over backwards to find you a good deal?

Imagine your potential savings possabilities when you engage an independent commercial mortgage broker who is able to find you two, three, four or even ten or more lending sources who all want to compete for your business! Plus, a broker doesn't earn any fees unless a commercial mortgage loan deal closes. This gives them a strong incentive to find a deal which is tailored to your specific requirements. Even better,repparttar 111791 broker earns their fee fromrepparttar 111792 lender so it doesn't cost you anything to save all of that money.

You wouldn't buy a new car or lorry without checking out different dealers to findrepparttar 111793 best price would you?

Then why inrepparttar 111794 world would you settle for a "one size fits all" commercial mortgage from your banker? It just doesn't make sense. At least not when there is an independent commercial mortgage broker who is jumping up and down forrepparttar 111795 chance to save you money. All you have to do is findrepparttar 111796 best one for you.

Author:- Commercial Mortgage and Bridging Finance specialists Commercial Lifeline.

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Inuit Eskimo Art As Investments

Written by Clint Leung


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All of these developments may lead torepparttar demand for good, high quality Inuit art surpassing supply. This will in turn cause a future appreciation of value for good Inuit art. Of course, characteristics of each piece must be taken into consideration. However, most art experts recommend against buying any type of art purely for investment purposes only. Art should be appreciated for its esthetic value. If a certain artwork doesn't increase in value as hoped, then at least one would still have a lovely piece of art to look at. If one finds a piece of Inuit art that he or she really likes and can afford, then it should be purchased sincerepparttar 111789 opportunity to own that one of a kind piece will probably not come around again.

Clint Leung is owner of Free Spirit Gallery (http://www.FreeSpiritGallery.ca), an online gallery specializing in Inuit Eskimo and Northwest Native American art including carvings, sculpture and prints. Free Spirit Gallery has numerous information resource articles with photos of authentic Inuit and Native Indian art as well as free eCards.


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