Someone across the world may do a bangup job for a fraction of the price. 

Those in zips 34117, 34118, 34119 are bigger properties but still pricey.One thing not discussed much is fractional ownerships.

It completely pays for my home while taking up a fraction of the square footage. 

I'm quick to cut clients loose if they value my time, knowledge, and effort so little that they would fight me over a charge that comes out to a fraction of a percent of their purchase price.Why do you think an agent charging a fee for service is "unethical"? 

I was curious whether a marketplace exists where buyers can purchase fractional shares of single family residential properties.

@Kevin Uzelac really cool insight -- as a newer investor in philly I'm always thinking damn it, I'd be paying a fraction of the cost had I started 2 years ago.Let's stay in touch Kevin, would love to purchase a distressed property in 19125, 19133 or 19121 for my first BRRR.

The end result was always almost 2x the cost of a brand new single wide that typically came with a warranty vs a tiny home that the materials were marginally better and like others have stated serves a small fraction of the population. 

Each of them makes over $250K per year (in addition to being investors themselves) and they spend much less time than other agents make a fraction of what they do.Second, they basically get referrals from wholesalers to help the wholesaler's client buy the house from the sellers.

Secondly - of that 15%, only a fraction would meet the above guideline, which means we'd more than likely have to lower our minimums.

Even if the cost of roof, siding, etc to fix is over the deductible, the insurance company will still only be paying a fraction of what you are.