eCommission has been rated the number one commission advance company by industry experts

(PRWEB) July 22, 2008 — eCommission Financial Services is a factoring company for real estate commission advances. Having been in business more than 10 years, they have developed a reputation among brokers and agents as the commission advance company of choice.

Recently, Beth McGuire of RIS Media, wrote an article talking about the commission advance industry and within that article she mentions eCommission:

“In speaking with brokers, the company most consistently sited as being trusted is eCommission based in Austin, TX. This sentiment stems from eCommission’s policy of requiring brokers to authorize 100% of all advance requests prior to funding and never advancing money directly to agents without the broker’s consent, a common practice at other advance companies. Most importantly, eCommission does not hold the broker responsible to repay advances if a sale falls through, but the broker is required to withhold future commissions earned by the agent if an advance is not repaid as originally agreed.”

As more agents look for quality partners to work with, eCommission has been on the top of the list and has received thousands of requests from agents over the last year.

With over $350 million in commission advances since launching their service in the United States, eCommission is the endorsed national alliance partner for COLDWELL BANKER®, ERA®, CENTURY 21®, PRUDENTIAL REAL ESTATE AFFILIATES, INC. ®, NRT®, RE/MAX® and also works with hundreds of independent real estate companies.

For more information on eCommission and their services, please call 877-882-4368 or online at www.eCommission.com

Interview Contact: Sean Whaling, eCommission Financial Services
Telephone: 877-882-4368, ext. 866
agent @ ecommission.com

www.eCommission.com
eCommission Financial Services
5914 West Courtyard Dr.
Suite 320
Austin, TX 78730

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