All of these transactions would be recorded on that LLC's books and ledgers.

You will want to speak with all of the professionals on your team such as your lawyer and accountant to determine how to legally structure the transaction. 

@Tarek Youssefhttps://www.citybigbearlake.com/index.php/city-departments/code-compliance

Unless you are a licensed real estate agent, then accepting a fee for a real estate transaction is typically illegal.

So the average market cap rate, in theory, is NOT subjective because it's calculated based on actual recent transactions.

Search for all cash closed transactions in your area and when you see the same entity repeat 3 or more times in one year where the purchase was all cash, there is a real cash buyer.

I work on these type of transactions all the time.

Durham inspections department had a lot of little things to learn how to deal with and make work, this experience definetly made for a good start in Durham and will help dramatically in future projects in Durham.

You can find the process on the city website or call the building department for the process, checklist and paperwork.

This means, at a 3% commission side, you stand to get back 1.5% applied to your closing (not in cash - unless different in your state, it is a violation of IRS tax code if you receive cash for this type of transaction, unless your agent also sends you a 1099 to cover this extra income).Best of luck in your journey on the first one!