"Oh, so, your just making up random sh#t?" 

No, the so-called 15% incidental rule doesn't apply here.

We see a little of it now but one member that does this is giving a good guideline that helps investors so to me I think its OK to do that..

So, I was looking for alternatives and I'd like to know your process.I have a hard money lender that I can use if I find a good deal.Best regards,Jeni Good morning, ma’am.

Oftentimes the builders are offering more commission for buyer's agents and so in those cases in order for us to get paid that extra money, we have to have a higher buyer broker agreement amount listed.

I’m not sure really the reason for your post are you trying to raise private funds to buy more properties for cash and then sell on terms?

I currently own a few long term rentals in Southern California so I am not a stranger to the real estate game, but definitely a stranger to the midwest market.

All so unnecessary.

So I did a few deals where the partner brought the cash and I used my credit to get the loans, and we split everything 50/50.  

We're getting to the end of the year and I want to know:What’s one mistake, surprise, loss, or win that’s reshaped how you invest this year?No need to be super positive, I'm just curious what’s actually changed people...