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What's in it for the RE Agent if I'm BRRRRing?
I am working on my plan for building a network of people who can refer deals to me. I hear time and again that it's good to have agents on your "team" and that makes sense if they're buying or selling for me, but what if I'm BRRRRing? If I understand the process correctly, I'm buying properties with cash (no agent) and then later holding the property (no agent). Am I missing something? What is in it for the agent to refer deals to me - should I offer/pay them a bonus of some kind? If so, is there a standard amount? Thanks in advance for any feedback or advice!