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Scott Zach
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  • Cedar Rapids, IA
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Partnering with a Realtor

Scott Zach
  • Investor
  • Cedar Rapids, IA
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I have been introduced to a concept where the realtor used leaves some or all of their commission in the deal in exchange for a small piece of the action. Example: $100,000 house, 80% LTV, so I $20,000 required downpayment. I put $19,000 down and realtor leaves $1,000 of their commission in the deal to complete the downpayment. So they would be a 5% partner. Two questions:

1. Is anyone doing this, and what is your experience with it

2. What are the tax implications to the agent?  

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