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Advice for Bird Dogging - Finders Fee

Ryan Tierney
  • Western MA
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Funny situation I am in but I'm running with it. A relative in my family is selling a property in Massachusetts and it has a shared driveway with another lot/house. Both my relative and the other property owner want to sell and I have recently connected with an agent who has a lot of Buyers/developers interested in the property. This will be an off market deal and I don't have a prior relationship with this agent, but he seems to be a straight shooter. 

I am curious as to the best way to navigate this deal while solidifying a finders fee for bringing a 2.4 mil deal together and bringing it to this agent who will be representing both Buyer and Seller.

I am not an agent, just a MF investor who is just starting out. I would love to explore the wholesaling side of REI but am focusing on MF buy and holds at the moment.

It is a great opportunity in my mind to learn a bit about the ins and outs of wholesaling but want to get everyones opinion. 

Kind Regards,

-RT


  

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Lien Vuong
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Lien Vuong
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A referral fee should have been established at the on set of the introduction but it's not too late to have that conversation with the agent before it's concluded, they should make some accommodations for you for sure if it is a $2.4mm deal. 

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