broker fees
(Chimp, 12
Points)
on 6/3/07 at 11:56pm
Word has it some banks will pay your broker fees? I have a friend who started at GS three years ago and had their fee paid for. What's the deal with this? I got a 20% off 15% (i.e., 12%) starting point because my roomate is starting at GS, but will any banks pay the broker fee for new hires? I'm guessing this was a perk of the past, although I hear Jeffries still does it.





broker fees are for suckers
broker fees are for suckers
agreed, just find a rental
agreed, just find a rental building and walk into the rental office
out of college, i've never
out of college, i've never heard of this. moving cities and getting a relo package, happens all the time. relo is sweet.
Brokers
The worst group of middlemen parasites I've met to date. I agree with PoppingMyCollar...
"Cut the burger into thirds, place it on the fries, roll one up homey..." - Epic Meal Time
i'd like to avoid brokers, but...
I literally called every management company on NYbits.com. At this time of year, with everyone having just graduated, there is so little available with very high demand. Prices are ridiculous, and no fee rentals through mgmt are running at 3400-3800 for a 1bdr convert to 2 in a regular doorman building- nice but nothing too fancy. With a broker, the same apartments are 2800 as a lot of management companies, i.e. BLDG Mgmt, don't rent directly to the people. So in the end going with a broker could be cheaper, but I'd love to skip that freakn broker fee. I was hoping the bank would help with that. If y'all could recommend some management company with openings at decent prices, I'm here to listen. Thanks.