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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

To JV or Finders Fee..that is the question
Hi guys! Been quite a while since I have been on here, life took a walk about. Anyhow, I started advertising again and seeking deals and I had a wholesaler contact me with a property he needed to sell. He offered a finders fee is I found a buyer, however I thought a JV would be more appropriate or splitting the profit down the middle. I will take what I can get at this point, I just feel like I do not want to set a low standard with this guy and/or leave money on the table if I go through the effort of reaching out to buyers on my end. So what is appropriate here....the deal is in Bridgeport Texas if that makes a difference. Thanks y*all...look forward to your answers