I want to add that you should always ask about this and other syndication fees as most have more than one fee (including but not limited to acquisition and disposition fees).

@Gregorio Martinez Flippers pay ordinary income tax, investors pay capital gains on disposition. 

Hey @Stephen Lee , we hired a virtual assistant team to run our operations from acquisition to disposition.

@Meca Smith we’re looking to hire disposition agents to help sell our wholesale inventory in Orlando. if you’re interested send me a message

You don't get a 100% tax shelter, as it is a deemed disposition and pay somewhere in the neighborhood of 15%, which is much less than an outright withdrawal where you could pay your top tax rate of 50%+.  

Collect money fee, acquisition fee, ongoing management fee,   watch contractor do upgrade fee, hire contractors fee,  disposition fee,   fee for doing refinance,  fee for doing financial statements,   20% fee if sell property at profit.If investor happy with their 5% preferred return great..  

I've said it once and I'll say it many more times, wholesalers are the punching bags on BP and everyone comes in to give their .02 whenever the topic is brought up without knowing a thing about the actual subject.Shoot me a DM, I'll explain both the acquisition and disposition process until you get it, because I had no one else do that for me.

Also interested in the reasonable range of management and disposition fees. 

I may not even take out a portion of the cash flow or disposition.

I simply forward to the state of Oregon for disposition.. if they don't like they will do something in every state there are license laws in every state people are breaking them.Its not fair to those that do business legally.