ok let me run this by you. i wont mention company names or locations. i have talked to a group of investors who have these laws down GREAT and im becoming an affiliate with them. i get 25% of the net profit the first 5 deals and 50% from there on.here is where my mind goes off. these guys are smart, so i would think they may do this but im not sure if there is a max the negotiation companies can chargeso they have TWO companies. one negotiates (they still own it) and one takes the net profit. im paid out of the net the 2nd company gets. so lets say co A is the negotiator and Co B is the company with the contracts on homes and flipping them.so co B buys the home co A negotiated for them down to 100k. then (simple numbers here no closing etc.)they resell for 140k following the new laws too (20% over purchase etc.) so technically there is a 40k profit i split BUT what if they pay the Co A a negotiation fee of who knows, 35k ( see they can do whatever or can they?)

Anthony, You can always use www.realtor.com and search for local realtors in that area and network with that way.It might be wise to ask them what affiliates they are members of as well.Hope this helps.

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From your own link:However, Fox appealed to an appellate court and won,Was the Fox Affiliate wrong in this case?

Well I just had to share something with everyone not sure if you know but hey if you do great :) If you use vistaprint around the year, then you should look into their reseller program http://www.vistaprint.com/dealer-registration.aspx (NOTE : I don't have any affiliation to vistaprint, nor is it a affiliate link, I'm just trying to help everyone here save some cash :) Some Things to know about the reseller program though - Cost $50 to Join - You save 25% off all products though

I am now affiliated with the man who went from ‘bankrupt to billionaire’ and revolutionized the bad loans industry during the Savings and Loans crisis in 1990’s.

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As an affiliated professional, I’d like to know what you think about using a more complex color scheme (meaning, wider spectrum of values) to increase “perceived†value of a property.