Most re investors are very self-motivated it seems to me and aren't the type who want to stack up a bunch of cash so that they can sit and do nothing.

Re-Fi in 3 months or sell, loans w/balloons due in 1-5 years 95% of the people out there trying to buy/rehab/flip properties are unaware of the programs I & about 5% of the rest of the brokers out there nationwide are "specializing" in; other brokers make a fortune bringing their clients 2 us, both getting a "fee", I spend most of my time preparing the package for the private lender so that he/she/they know exactly that the loan is a GREAT opportunity; the borrower already knows this or we wouldn't have met.Hoping this helps?

I appraised contracts as a fee appraiser for state government.

Keep in mind the price of the sale is very relevant - a 7% fee on a $100k home is a smaller commission, for the same amount of work generally, as a 5% fee on a $200k home.

I provide a fridge and washer/dryer stacked set in my condo, nothing but a gas range in my rental house.

Frankly, I think I should be paid a management fee for living in and caring for the place.

Get them the $$(doing what U DO BEST), may not fit Your scenario right now, however my foot in the door of rehabbers was putting up a FLYER offering my services to GC's & Subs (& of course their Cash Strapped Customers) @ Lowe's, Home Depot, 84 Lumber & the other "local" building Supplies companies w/a stack of cards.

There was roughly two million dollars for the development of 24 units, small in scope, and about $800K for developer fees.

Not to mention, you end up wasting the fee for the home warranty and the charge for the repair person to come out and not repair the problem.

I decided to go with the condo route because some of the repairs are incorporated with the condo fees.