(is there a percentage I add to that?)

So if you have a property that yields only $.75 sq ft and another that yields $2.70 sq ft, the latter property will obviously have a much lower operating cost based on a percentage of gross rents.

This is the breakdown: 65 DIVIDED by 100 = .65 (cents on the dollar) So you now know it is 65 cents on the dollar but what is the percentage of equity?

They will pay the person who submitted the lead a percentage of the whatever is generated in the transaction.From my initial research, it actually seemed like a pretty legit operation.

Usury is actually factored on the effective interest rate, otherwise known as the annual percentage rate or APR.

I'm just thinking out loud here.I'm assuming that as long as a sufficient percentage of the rent covers the mortgage, taxes and insurance, then this wouldn't hurt my chances of acquiring a second mortgage for the purchase of a property in Florida.

Be paid on the basis of real estate activity; such as percentage of commission, or any amount based on listings, sales, etc.;8.

That means YOU have a contract to purchase and then you ASSIGN it either to both of you equally or to an LLC with the percentage ownership you desire.

If you want the deal, I simply assign it over to you for a very tiny percentage of the equity.The bargains I come across are usually very diverse.

I would be willing to put a small percentage down, but I would like to try and get 100% financing.I'm just wondering if this can even be done?