Now that the cap rates have expanded, many have seen their values decrease and so there payday isn't as good.

However, since I don't necessarily need to be totally hands-off in my investing, I'm now also looking into doing a flip in some of the lower priced areas of Southern California, like Riverside or San Bernardino county with the aim of taking on a project with a bigger potential payday.

September home sales down 3.8% and Apartment and Industry investors stocks rise.This is another incentive for SFH's to maximize cash flow and not count on appreciation as your payday.

Almost a $100k payday.

As a realtor, your pay day can be just as good by simply telling people in your network that you can help them buy or sell a property.

Or do you want to be more hands off and make steady cash flow while building equity and have the ability to scale with big paydays on the back end? 

They knew it would be simple and could walk away with a guaranteed income in the interim and a nice payday once I put a new loan in place.

But the MAIN discussion should be "how to get more than the 2.5- 5% down, with one or two additional paydays."

So my potential payday went from $9000 (3% commission) + $5000 (BTSA), to only $2000.I understand that Realtors might give parts of their commission to the buyer, buy is it commons to give away the BTSA as well?

It’s sometimes so early just because I pay rent always on the second pay day of the month.