There have been a few rare occasions when I obtained 75% leverage for CRE transactions but even when interest rates were lower, the highest leverage was usually in the range of 70-72%. 

He project managed my entire property renovation while I was overseas at ABSOLUTELY NO COST.I offered to pay him on a number of occasions and he declined.

The payouts were always on time and I was given the option of taking just the gain or my entire investment back on both occasions.

On the rare occasion I use the sheetfeeder, it seems to work fine.

It can be a Listing Agent, Broker, Law Firm, Company, or in a rare occasion a homeowner.

If I go in and get it under contract for $290K then assign it to the investor for $300K the investor gets the same property at the same price, the seller sells for $10K less but pockets $5-8K more and I most likely make a larger fee than any single licensed person in a listed transaction.FWIW I buy properties to fix and flip and to hold long term, I have a license and I do not wholesale except on the rare occasion I have more project going on than I can handle (those were the days...).Don't get me wrong most wholesalers don't know their a$$hole from their elbow and do all sorts of stupid things, and don't have any idea what a deal is.  

As a hard money lender, on more than one occasion, I've had a borrower show me comps from the MLS that when I look them up in the public records see that the MLS sale price is higher than the recorded sale price in the public records.

I have been told this on too many occasions.

On rare occasions I have ok'd them paying by Paypal every month.

The vast majority of times my units still have tenants in them, on rare occasions they are completely empty and spotlessly clean.