Originally posted by "cookarikappou":cost depends on how long your ad is and how often it will play on air...And what time and how desperate the sales people are to fill some air time and get their bonuses, etc....

I think the final bonus offer will be $9k plus 25% royalties.

I wouldn’t have had offered such generous price for this house in order to ruled out my competitions; $13K above its REO listing price; only if the agent isn’t seemingly tried to pulled a fast one on me to avoided most buyer’s HOA syndrome, besides the seller’s agent was manipulating the selling price as well… my agent is just now requesting the HOA service coverage from the escrow for me… Any thoughts / advises would be appreciated.TIA

Since he is so generous he gave us a discount for being there, from $2,997 to $1,497!

This seems to be a great information site and would like to thank everyone for their generous input.Christopher A CoxInternational Lending ExecutiveSmall Business Capital, LLC

I told him whatever he negotiated for me between my actual price and list, I'd give him a bonus of 50% of the spread.

Bonus is collecting a commission on this of 3% on top of that.

I consider this to not be generous for those with a long term lease of two years as they are stuck counting those years in the reduction formula.

Lets be generous and assume you can buy such a building for $800,000, and that you can get a 30 year 7% loan.

There are a lot of very experienced investors that are generous with their time and expericene here.