A Transactional money partner will increase costs, and create a double-closing situation.If you aren’t working with an investor/agent you may have to help facilitate each step from all parties.

In order to facilitate the transaction, the 3 people form an LLC.

In my experience, lender negotiators aren't too hesitant to give a net if and when they have to -- I'm guessing that the agents in this situation really just aren't doing a very good job of facilitating this short sale, which sucks for you and the seller.

If you fees are tied to any sold property you may then be seen as facilitating the sale which requires a license.

Hello members,A Canadian developer partner who raises capital for their Tier 1 developers has U.S based investors however needs to engage a US securities dealer to facilitate a Private Placement (Residential Development in Ontario) the placement is for anywhere between $500,000 to $2,500,000 for their current project.

No, that's not what I'm saying, there is no agency relationship if the agent is the buyer, unless, like you said there is a contract.In this case the broker is not the buyer, but facilitating a transaction between a FSBO and his client, then he would become a transactional broker/agent or in a dual agency.

This is a topic with many opinions, many are just wrong missing the underlying requirements for the different licensing issues related to real estate ventures.Areas where licenses may be or are required include, but may not be limited to, real estate brokerage activities (the facilitation of sales and rentals as an agent), construction and intallation of equipment, financing activities, brokering notes and/or financial obligations, SEC issues with pooling funds, selling interests and dealing with other investors or giving financial advice; banking activities, closing transactions, providing title insurance, surveys and writing legal descriptions, the practice of law and drafting contracts for others, home inspections, appraisals, pest control treatments, maintenance plans, even a mowing service may require a license.First consider why we have licensing issues in the United States, every state has varied requirements, but the underlying issue is pretty simple:To protect the general welfare of the public from unqualified persons providing services or products that may consitute a danger to persons, property or financial interest of commerce.

Pretty simple to facilitate such a deal.

However you will need to shop around as the banks will overlay thier rules which will prohibit lending on storage facilites.

You are probably asking "where do you guys come into play" well we are the ones that are facilitating this conversation because there falling out was so serious.