All Forum Posts by: Elio L.

Definitely possible. I find it easier to mark the property up by the agent's fee (3% to 5%) and have them offer it to the end buyer that way. Or, as the poster above stated, you can have the agent mark the price up by their desired commission. 

Another possibility would be to have the agent act as a partner on the deal and get paid with a JV agreement after closing. That way, the agent does not have to split their deal with their broker. Check your local laws on this one...

Well, see what the land value is. You may be able to make an offer to purchase the property subject-to the existing loan. Has the home owner filed a claim for the fire damage yet? I'm not sure about this, but it may be another potential profit center.

That's awesome. Let us know how it goes!

I find a 15%-20% roi  to be the sweet spot. Don't over complicated this stuff. 

I've got a hot lead for you mobile home buyers near Clewiston. Seller needs to relocate yesterday. I don't do mobile homes, especially that far out from Miami. Call or email me if you're interested. 

I think it's much too long. Have a look at Chris Feltus' guide here. 

http://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2013/05/03...

These people are probably getting mailed to from a slew of other investors... Keep it short and sweet, and it will actually get read. 

Those are just my thoughts. 

Try to market to a more targeted list...

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