Anything less is a bonus. 

you can get on a team and get paid to learn.. there are some really big wholesalers that hire closers on a draw basis plus bonus .. so they have a means to live. while they get started.. much like the Auto industry with auto sales folks.  

My over 9 years of experience as an REO Asset Manager is an added bonus because I've know how to manage rehabbing properties throughout the country.

Bonus points if you narrow in a on a specific market too, but that doesn't need to be done right away.

.- I do this often, mainly to build a relationship with the listing agent, never had one take me up;  offer $500 bonus to the listing agent, and that she gets the full 6%. 

My ops person who runs my stuff gets 6 figures as a base and her commission / bonuses will be equal to her base this year.

Bonus points if you give your 1-2 sentence 'why'.

(Unless Cost Seg)If you add an appliance after you put the property in the service, you can take 100% bonus depreciation on those assets, if you want to.

Specific income from any park owned homes is not capitalized, this should be factored in as more of a bonus. 

Starting pay of less than $20,000 was the standard.Today starting pay can be around $80,000 (including new hire bonuses).