Developing relationships with investors is a process and crowdfunding helps to facilitate this process by allowing investors and sponsors to "date" with smaller amounts of money at risk.  

I'd work with them to facilitate a reasonable transition.

Like i said i’m also at the beginning of my RE venture so i’m not the teacher, i’m acting as a facilitator. i will work with others to find guests and create content and help guide the conversations.

In this post, I will discuss the differences between investment realtors and residential realtors, and provide a process for finding an investment realtor.Residential or "Investor Friendly" RealtorsResidential realtors facilitate the buying and selling of homes.

Extent of improvements and subdivision made to facilitate sales7.

Let me put this into perspective…..Suppose you have a short sale listing and an offer of $150,000 on your client’s principal residence…(then I gave examples showing Realtors losing sales when another was submitted and a non-short sale example with an accepted offer being cancelled when a higher one was available)•I know there have been a few agents charged with fraud for facilitating these types of transactions but it seems like it is still largely ignored.oThe first case that comes to mind is the Connecticut one where there was found to be fraud committed.

Personally, I've bridged, cross-collateralized, substituted security, forced appreciation, and more in order to facilitate timely exit of private capital.  

I'm still in the learning phase but this is an outstanding opportunity for YOU to make some money. 60/40 split if there is a wholesale investor willing to offer guidance and learning to facilitate this deal!!!

Once a property is selected, the Residential Realtor facilitates the offer and the closing process.

Our jobs are no longer as much about “selling” a property to clients as much as it is facilitating the purchase or sale after they’ve decided they want it.