Of course a deal of this nature may render the transaction not worth doing for the syndicator depending on the time, effort and risk required.I have read many articles, websites, "white papers", etc. where the author suggests that the syndicator can earn upfront fees, ongoing fees, "free" ownership stakes, etc, for putting the deal together.

I discoved an amazing thing......I started to make more money, work less and had time to go to real estate seminars, buy tapes and books and build a savings, Oh...... a supportive wife was a big help........married now this Wednesday will be 47 years.I'll be 75 years old January 16, and as I look back over the many years of Trial and Terror, I don't think I'd want to start over learning to be an investor.What I didn't have and new investors have today makes this business easier; a computer, cell phone, Internet, Bigger Pockets and lots of folks to render help and encouragement.

@Ned Carey - this is the closest clause I could find in the PM agreement that might (but I don't think does) elaborate on what you're referring to:"Management Fees: Owner agrees to pay Manager a fee or fees for services rendered at the rates hereinafter set forth.

In today's climate, because property values have fallen so much, the auction price will almost always be lower than the first loan, rendering second loans and below worthless.

Renders as it should.

To draft the conceptual plans, elevations, and renderings to get builder estimates is $2/sf.

I was wondering if anyone here has rendered services from Grant Wise and if so, what were the pro's and con's and was it a worthwhile proposition ?

If you are sharing links or expect a call to action, go for one, maybe two.2) Make sure the template renders fine on a Mobile phone.

But I think "work" is generally in regards to compensation for services rendered.

It's very important to know before you purchase a property, what you want to do with it because the calculations which will render it profitable or not-so-much rely on much different calculations.