Shane that would be a big fat NO to managing.If the person is moving out of state maybe they are selling cheap and you can buy it or get it under contract and assign it to another buyer.Find another way to make money on it but not to manage it!

So for brokerages it's a lot of hand holding in the beginning and training which is why they take a fat 50% off your first 2 to 3 deals generally.If you show over time you are a performer with closing after closing the split can improve to 70/30, 80/20, 90/10.Heck there are even brokerages that charge a flat fee per transaction but your just  a number and forget about in depth guidance.Best thing you can do is usually find a top performer to emulate and attach onto to learn from.You could also just sit a subdivision and sell model homes.

Having said that, a burner phone is definately the way to go if you use bandit signs for many, many reasons (the least of which is too many people having your phone number).

It can be done, but in this case it sounds like you are trying to get awfully fat for such limited skin in the game... 

It may not make the fat commission checks, but it can help get the income started and a little more steady.

Chris Winterhalter It got put on the back burner.

Pigs get fat and hogs get slaughtered.  

I’m too millennial for phone calls, but another deal has popped up closer to home that I’m investigating now, so this one is on the back burner.

 =)  It's posts like this that inspire me to reach just a little beyond my comfort zone and do a BFD...big fat deal.  

I'm sure I would've quit or put it on a back burner if I didn't have the guidance on how to do it and what expectations to have.