If you're putting financing together and sign the loan then you have skin in the game and can ask for a promote percentage.

The first two lines read:(1) As used in this rule, "advertising" and "advertisement" include all forms of representation, promotion and solicitation disseminated in any manner and by any means for any purpose related to professional real estate activity, including, without limitation, advertising by mail; telephone, cellular telephone, and telephonic advertising; the Internet, E-mail, electronic bulletin board and other similar electronic systems; and business cards, signs, lawn signs, and billboards.(2) Advertising by a licensee, in process and in substance, must:Line two makes it seem like regulation is applied if you are advertising as any form of real estate professional.

As you might expect, its promoted by money managers who want the assets under management for 30 years.Another way is to use a Monetized Installment Sale.

If you're not putting your money in, you should be entitled a promote percentage which is 10-20% tops since you don't have a track record, and you're in a small market.

I can add value through advertising local BP meet ups, attend non BP events and act like a BP Club promoter, spend sometime volunteering to teach into to investing classes to HS kids hooking them on the awesomeness of the BP brand, and by actively linking mentors to men tees actively in locations. 

But talking down to me why I would buy trash makes zero sense to him while insinuating I don't care about value is quite upsetting when I come to bigger pockets for the first time with a real life RE problem... a place where you can get differentiating opinions to grow from, but not be smashed down from an arrogant broker while you are trying to get your feet wet in a game that this website promotes.  

Moderator Note: Deal Making, Advertising and Self Promotion is not allowed in the forums.

HM  self promotion big time on BP open forum

I'm due for a promotion in the next 6-8 months which will put me at $625-$730 a week, depending on how much I work.

Inadvertent ponzi schemes are more common with funds than they are with one-off syndications and they generally occur because the promoter fails to keep their books in order properly.