They'll take a cut, though, and it will make the deal a bit tighter.  

The Zillow's crowd just seem like a cut above the Craigslist's group.

So it's not a cut and dry decision.

You can't facilitate transactions you know to be illegal.As for the bar, let me remind you that AirBnB takes a cut from the transaction.

Could be for you if you’re willing to put in the effort.Then, like everything else in real estate, you can lend with OPM and take a cut. 

Go to court, get the judgment, turn it over to a collection agency for a cut (30%-50%).

So if they like the bedframe or couch, they can scan it and buy it-which you can get a cut of. 

Need guidance in exchange for doing leg work and being eyes and ears for a veteran investor in exchange for a cut of found investment sales.

@Evan HughesIf the IRA is simply lending money to another investor, and receiving points and interest on that note, this is fully tax-deferred to the IRA.The IRA may not lend to a disqualified party, so the IRA cannot lend to you, your business, family, etc. on a flip you are doing.If the IRA has equity participation in the flip, such as a cut of the profits, this can have exposure to UBIT taxation.

They are acutely aware of the potential issues and what can be involved in resolving.At some point of time, some R.E.