Because BRRRR is a cute acronym that doesn't give the whole picture, another member has had to learn RO (Rip-Off fees) the hard way.  

Either that or partner with the person so you get a cut from the rent or rehab without actually having to participate.

According to Philadelphia, yes"This license is required of any entity that rents any type of housing unit." https://business.phila.gov/housing-inspection-lice...They want to make sure that your rental is safe, no outstanding L&I issues, and that they get a cut of your profits.  

As long as you disclose everything and able to get your broker a cut of $.

I’m getting ready this property on the market to move into my next live in flip, and the neighbor across the street just dropped a single wide trailer in his front/side yard, didn’t even attempt to buy a “cute” one, it straight up looks like an office trailer.

Waitsburg is a cute, relatively safe community with a population of ~2000 consisting mostly of farmers, teachers, and office workers.

It's hard for me to give you a cut and dry rent assessment because again- they're are so many variables even in similar areas. 

I would bring my GC license, insurance and of course experience in remodeling to the table, and instead of contracting myself out, I would like to be more a part of the whole process and take a cut at the end instead of making a profit on the contract.What terms have worked for you all in this situation? 

I would find someone who has done several flips and give them a cut of your deal to just have them as a coach.

Is it a cut of the overall commission or a flat fee?