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Seller paid Acquisition Fee?
Hi all,
Great context on this forum! I had a question I'm hoping someone could help us with. We are making an offer on a 27M building in AZ. Normally when we are looking for investors/partners we would include an acquisition fee into the deal so our group can get paid for their efforts. But how can we structure the acquisition fee to be paid by the seller? 4 of the 5 of us are licensed agents. This way the investors come up with a bit less. Has any one received an acquisition fee this way?