Sure is a nice change coming from a cut-throat negative prison setting from my most recent career!

Someone who only wants to take a cut for passing your deal along will stutter and stammer..Go directly to the wholesaling forum (Forum Tab - Forum categories) and there is a sticky post at the top on finding buyers.

Many companies offer this service and take a cut off the top (or back end) but really you just need to research local banks and apply with them. 

Brokers are generally entitled to a cut of commissions.

Many wholesaler would be willing to give you a cut for bringing a buyer and get the deal done.

You don't  if you have already bargained them down. you sell the house for 11K and don't take a cut and hope that next time they will remember you and you can sell them a house you made a better deal on.

I'm still learning the ins & outs of creative deal structuring, and I'm often worried that I may not be offering sellers the most options because I don't know about them or how to structure them & make them sound good to the seller.I'm wondering if anyone's ever hired someone to negotiate the deal for them, say, as a partner--and then perhaps give them a cut once it closes?  

Find the right broker, and they won't care if you work or not, b/c there's not much cost to sponsor you, but they get a cut of what your produce &/or a monthly fee for you being on board.  

Since BP doesn't allow you to post your blogs, can you do a cut and paste from your blogs, or share with us your foresight regarding the Bay Area housing market?  

The seller said only if I pay commission and my agent agreed to accept a cut commission.