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In relation to the OP's list, having enough knowledge would take care of most of the questions, so that you don't have to waste a good broker's time with it. That way, a good broker can instead focus on figuring out solutions for you. Here are the things that I wouldn't ask a broker...

You've probably misunderstood me, since I don't understand what you're saying. I'm not saying there's anything necessarily wrong with a broker near you. There might be a great one right around the corner from you, for all I know. My point is that instead of asking exhaustive questions to feel...

Fact is, good brokers generally don't lack for work. You can approach them however way you want and decide that you'll only work with someone only if you are provided with this and that, but then you run the risk of the broker simple deciding you're not worth the trouble. Sure, they might be...

If you had enough knowledge to understand all of a good broker's answers to those questions, you would be able to assess a broker without the list. I think it's a good list. I just think this is the list of stuff YOU need to understand to assess a broker.