Hello, I am in the Milwaukee area and have a close connection who used to work as a claims representative, he says that if you're paying someone it will be about 6k-12k depending on the size of the roof as stated above.

I would agree that if your only reasoning is to gain MLS access than its probably not worth it but as a current wholesaler I would think you could expand your business with your license and not necessarily have to get into representing buyers and seller aside from your investors, which includes the resell side commissions for your investors who could use you for the sales on the tail end of their flips projects along with purchasing the deals you find for them on the front end.

IF he owns the house, make sure someone has told the tenant and that that person or representative of the seller is there to make sure you can get in. tell them to go there before the inspection and open the house for you, let them figure out how.

There are properties where you might get them only at 80% and can still make a ton of money because as you move into higher price points that 20% spread represents a higher dollar figure.

I feel like there are logical answers representing both sides.

Hey Xavier, is your plan to list rent to own (lease option/lease purchase) type deals on the MLS that you have an assignable interest in, and not representing the seller/buyer in the transaction?

They have and can share a deep wealth of information.Having said that, I find that the majority of the time, they are representing the Seller.

Buyer warrants, represents and acknowledges the check tendered will be honored upon presentation to buyers bank, and presentation to buyers bank.

Two side notes:  A)Realtor is representing both seller and buyer.B) I have a feasibility clause in the contract that loosely states: if the numbers do not work, I can cancel the contract.10Q in advance for your advice,Km

My question is can I get a seller under contract when they are represented by a real estate agent?