I recommend doing an agent bonus.

We were working on a bonus room upstairs and he is downstairs stealing.

As a bonus if your end buyer has credit problems but good income and good job history offer to spend 1k of the original 25k deposit on credit repair for him...Why would you take 1k out of your pocket you might ask..

Then a bonus fee of $5000 of each $50,000 in capital received.

These "back end" points, as they are called, can be thought of as a reward or bonus for the broker selling a loan that makes the lender extra money, such as an interest rate slightly above market.Consider this example:Let's say the current going rate for a 30-year fixed rate mortgage is 4.5%, paying ZERO points.

Schedule showings while your handyman is available and offer him a small bonus if they sign the lease.

If not, you can not factor it into the exit value, buyers will not pay for illegal square footage or additions/upgrades, it only becomes a bonus for a buyer, it will also not be counted for appraisals.That said, if you do plan to get this on to title legally, you will incur permit costs and holding costs due to time delays waiting on approvals, inspections, changes, etc. - Food for thought as time is your enemy on rehab flips so make sure you factor holding time in your budget, but do not borrow more than you will need as that too will increase your costs.

And, if she says she can't do that for me, then I will find a new agent.Do you also recommend paying my agent a small bonus if someone else finds a quality tenant for me on MLS?

It's cheaper than e-renter, so I think I might set up an account with them as many of the things I'm interested in, it appears they have it.A question is does biggerpockets get some type of refferal bonus or something if I go to https://biggerpockets.mysmartmove.com/ versus mysmartmove.com ?

Also, Anson is correct, it's bonus time...