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Sharon Anschultz
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How to compensate broker that is managing my rehab.

Sharon Anschultz
  • Canyon Country, CA
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I am working with a fella that I contacted to just get an idea of the market in the area before I purchased a property at an online auction.  I am already going to pay him a 3% commission for the purchase as he has been inspecting the property multiple times and giving me regular updates on the market and pointers on how to negotiate with the seller (bank), but he is also assisting me with getting bids for the rehab.  He is being my boots on the ground.

When I sell the property (leaning towards a fix and flip), it seems that the commission is not enough compensation.  If he gets the full comission, it might be fine but 3% on an $80K home, is that adequate for managing the rehab and selling the property?  As there a contract the a specific contract that I should use with him for this work?

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Chris T.
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Chris T.
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@Sharon Anschultz

everything is negotiable. Your realtor may be working on this with the expectations that you will buy and sell more with him in the future.

If you can meet to have coffee, discuss expectations and payments. Or if you rather be black/white, ask him. What are his expectations? 

From the sound of your post, you want to make sure he's taken care of. That's a good start of a win/win relationship. 

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