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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

How much should I charge for raising investment capital?
A real estate investor who invests in “flips” and “buy and holds” is seeking investment partners in his projects. I’m considering raising capital/bringing in investors for him. What would be considered a fair commission on the money I raise? 3%? 5%? Something else?
Also, if I bring an investor who invests in a project today, and continues to invest in the future, should I be getting a commission on every property he invests in in the future or only my first commission?
Would appreciate your thoughts? Thanks!