Spinning some off and keeping some needs some analysis.

Everyone needs to stop trying to spin off different tactics used by investors to facilitate such transactions, anything you can think of that is between a residential seller and buyer will be subject to the law.

But for now, I was hoping for some feedback on specific relevant numbers for Canada.Obviously it varies by province and sometimes things aren't a percentage of the Purchase price or anything, they are just static fixed numbers.This newer website looks interesting, a spin off of ratehub.cahttp://www.closingcosts.ca/It lets you calculate rough (very rough) closing costs (Rough cost of lawyer and appraisal) and provides listings for Lawyers and appraisers in your area.

I have a broad background in business and I've never seen anything like the spin and misinformation used in any other industry as like it is in RE.

I'm definitely not into spinning my wheels, so this beginners information will go along way in my early stages.

I'm giving him one last search on possible fix and flip deals and see where he spins next.

One of the easiest mistakes to make is to try to do to much, over-leverage yourself, and spin out.In short: think in terms of your ten year plan, not your one year plan.

It's important to have a good group of reliable proven buyers to spin a deal to in case it doesn't fit ones specific preferences.

Relative to this thread.If you are a layman servicing a loan, this will be good video to watch (amongst the others they have) to get a little head spinning and to realize, you really don't want to be in the business of servcing without a licensed servicer.Remember that shot game with "Roxanne" by the Police, you can do that here with the word 'required' in some of these videos.

This may be an issue under securities laws in brokering contracts as you are not selling a property but a financial purchase agreement, much like brokering commercial paper or receivables.It could easily look like a real mess full of pitfalls as RE agency relationships and business is not designed to support the concept of wholesaling with non-owners, you'll need to weave services allowed into their investing model.There is so much business out there to do straight up deals by agents who are willing to work and learn than to spin their wheels trying to devise some off shoot model, getting creative which requires more expertise and knowledge than staying on the normal and accepted course of business.