Hi Pedro,In my opinion, 20% return on your investment is excellent.

(We're a correspondent lender for PenFed - a correspondent lending relationship is the middle ground between brokered and direct... their rates and their guidelines like a broker, but originate, underwrite, and fund, as a direct lender in-house)(No, I'm not allowed to share their guidelines, either)

In this type of relationship, what type of commission would go to me vs. my broker sponsor (I know this will vary a lot, I'm just looking for a ball park). 

So if you're going to go down this route, as always in life, focus on relationship building with key people so you can turn to them when you need some help.

Try Paul at Ivory Pillar Properties, Inc   He has worked with several of my flip worthy clients and done an excellent job.   

Recommended conferences: Papersource Symposium: https://papersourceseminars.com/Note Expo: http://noteexpo.com/Below is a link to  Josh Andrew's book which is an excellent starting resource about NPL investing.

It sounds like you started with no money out of pocket, so by selling, you could pay back the investor, helping solidify that relationship for future deals, and will also hopefully have some cash in hand to allow you to go after the next project potentially on your own.

@Dan Handford  Thank you for your excellent question. 

I would like to connect with more like minded individuals who are willing to build great relationships and net worth.

That is an excellent point, title insurance may be impossible to get with an impending foreclosure and potential other problems.