Let’s say a real estate private equity firm like Cardone Capital, MLG Capital etc sets up their deals like this:8% preferred return, 1% acquisition fee, 1% asset management fee on revenues,1% disposition fee and a 70/30 profit split.

If you buy, fix, and hold a property for at least 2-3 years, you can take advantage of cost segregation and maybe even partial asset disposition.

To take the lead/deal from initial contact, to deal, to rehab project management, to disposition to closing. 

I guess  my point is, be careful how you count his payments toward any disposition in model.  

Taking bonus depreciation now and not having it be recaptured at disposition after 10 year hold is a huge benefit of an oz fund. 

They offer cold callers, acquisition and disposition managers to essentially help streamline the entire wholesale process.

I've taken detailed pictures and re-keyed the locks and will also send a SD disposition letter via certified mail within the specified time frame.

a) don't use linkedin for building a buyer's list. join every local investor group and have your VA comb the comments of the 'available property' posts for email addresses. you could also pull a list of everyone who owns multifamily in the area you're working in, and have your VA call them all asking if they want to get on your buyer's list for offmarket discounted properties in the area. b) consider JV'ing with a wholesaler who specializes in disposition. where are you located?

He must write the 30 day deposit disposition letter and sign it. 

And most wholesalers don't have a dispo site.