Offer them a slice of the pie.

Now I'm not saying that I'm the best thing since sliced bread, but I am just absolutely sick of corporate America politics and lack of employee appreciation.

If I have a choice between a slice of pie or no pie, I definitely would rather have a slice.I do agree with Finance Examiner though.

That's a way to take another slice of the rent for yourself.Why would you transition to (I assume you mean) fix and flips?

If you start slicing and dicing its really tempting to make each slice a little thinner.  

Congrats man! Going

So total savings is around 1%.IF by chance, you get a buyer in that price range w/o an agent, that buyer will have enough knowledge to know you as an FSBO are saving 5-6%, and will want a slice of that, hence why they themselves aren't using an agent.

I want to do so using OPM (other peoples money) to keep scaling my RE Portfolio but take a slice of the equity/cash flow.

So a large house that has been divided into four units, but has not officially been converted into legally recognized condos, can be sold to four parties.Not recommended.So $250k gets you a small slice of a house that others share.

Or a big fan of bringing commercial brokers in the deal cutting them a slice for not finding the deal.