Over 7 years that's $12,600 to "rent" power instead of investing in your own system and that doesn't even account for increases in utility rates.If your roof did need replacing, the cost of lifting and replacing a solar system is truly nominal. 

When that agreement is signed and turned into escrow and the two or 3 parties are there then the equity interests I the property is assigned first position to me and then I assign it to my partner as a end buyer and that end buyer pays me a cost which is normally very nominal from 1000 bucks to 10000 deepening on person and deal and if the seller is happy with their price and the end buyer still makes that number Work whom is buying it from me then it's fine and win for everyone.

The expense for acquiring the machines is nominal versus repairs to flooring, walls, doors, and door frames. 

Sometimes it is one person in one role, and one in the other.In every case, whomever provides the money first gets a nominal return on their cash - say, 6% - as a project level expense. 

I saw that on the BP Forum.For bankruptcy I plan to review PACER which has a very nominal fee.Title: In my mind I pay for this every time.

Biggest benefit of RE is that its usually a leveraged position while the returns are on a nominal basis.

in most markets FSBO unless they are giving it away simply dont sell.. so the owner thinking they saved money just lost a bunch of time and money paying payments on a property sitting there.. then end up listing it anyway.As for broker splits.. thats highly regional on the west coast which in my mind is pretty progressive there are transaction based brokers that just charge a nominal transaction fee per deal  like 500.00.. agent keeps 100% of the commish. you get no support.. just a place to hang a license etc.and then there is companies like were my wife works were you can just pay a flat fee per year.. so her fee is 10k due in Jan. she keeps 100% of her commissions  and there is pretty good support.. a broker who will step in etc..

There are also some nominal fees whenever you buy and sell an asset but its under $100 even with overnight documents and notarized signatures.We have no regrets but if I could go back in a time machine to 7 years ago, I would tell myself to keep the funds at Fidelity in a Roth and buy Apple stock!!! 

Hell, housing prices have just now caught up to pre-crisis levels from a NOMINAL perspective.

Make sure you are able to make changes to the listing after it has been posted for a nominal fee.3.