Quote from @Richard Kim: I'm a fairly new small time out of state investor who owns a couple multi-family properties in Cleveland.

After a couple of months of hard work and more than a few unexpected surprises during rehab, I sold the property for $145,000.

After a couple of months of hard work and more than a few unexpected surprises during rehab, I sold the property for $145,000.

(Some say the seller isn't really paying because they use the buyer's money and include it in the home's price, but that's a separate issue.)This lawsuit is a small first step towards letting buyers and their agents decide on a fair payment.Consider this: Why should a buyer's agent get paid the same amount whether they:1.Work with buyers for months and show 20 houses, or2.

There are a couple of things that I would think about here, the timeframe you want to work with this agent (can be 1 month or 2 months or a longer time), whether you could do it for a specific area/city/town, or you could do it for a couple of properties you see.

His use case was a couple of unleveraged properties in southern CA one being in San Diego and the other in Riverside county.  

I want to upgrade my house up a notch in the couple years and get a couple little extras like that.  

I’ve hit my financial goal and can quit buying houses. 2025 goal: pay off my last two 401k loans I used to buy a couple houses and enjoy a second home we just bought for ourselves in November.

His "team" has attempted to buy a couple of my properties in Cleveland, Ohio using a dead LLC. 

I have had a couple of long term tenants who struggled to pay rent on time but always paid and took good care of the property so I worked with them.