I agree with the idea that AFTER you have made contact and developed a relationship that knowing you are a police officer can give them more confidence that you are ethically a cut above a normal citizen.

It seems to me that since you are a proven winner with your investors, I would make a compelling case that they should get less of a cut not more unless they were contributing some other service other than money.If some of your investors want a greater return, then a syndication could be an possible alternative but it will require more legal & financial reporting.

We are talking about a cut from the commissions generated and not a pay-per-lead system, so the fees would be different every time a deal closes successfully.

I've had other wholesalers tell me it would suit me better to work on building up my buyers list, and if that list/contacts didn't procure a buyer, to partner with other wholesalers who have a large buyers list and give them a cut out of the deal.

If it is under the concrete and asphalt and a porch then you have to get into using a cut wheel etc. and the labor costs go up.

I found an Arizona court case that appears to give a fatal blow to the HOA, here's a cut-paste from a blog-post I made about it:Dear Mr.

Maybe I could get them to agree to continue to market the property for back-up offers, and possibly have a "cut-off date" for them to submit proof of funds to close.

If a buyer comes directly to us and asks us to give them a cut of the commission, we just say "no."

They have a money partner that takes a cut of their deals.

Any broker with a sense of decency, and most of us are decent, will give him the bonus amount without taking a cut.