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How should I do this finders fee for a San Diego apt complex?
Hi
I am new to this forum.
Here is situation:
I am a residential broker who got wind from a friend of a unlisted owner selling a pair of apt buildings in downtown SD little Italy area.
I couldn't handle this type of deal as I wouldn't feel comfortable. I have a commercial broker that I can refer it to that has buyers for this. The owner wont list the property.
What is the best way to :
1-structure it so I get paid well
2-structure so the commercial broker wont go behind my back after I give him address/owners info?
3- make it a win win for everyone.
the guy wants 6 mill for the properties and has potential for hi rise or mid rise redevelopment.
thank you