Without knowing your risk tolerance or your market, that's a massive variation!

The structure I used originally was a simple 50/50 split of the profits, but there are endless variations.  

If your property has the same features (bedrooms, bathrooms, etc.) as the comps in the same neighborhood, a variation of square footage doesn't have to be a deal killer - depends on where the square footage is "missing".  

Hi BP Real Estate Agents,I'm looking forward to joining your ranks, and I have spent about 30 minutes searching different variations of "real estate licensing course REVIEWS in Michigan". 

Everything I find when I google 'sell house fast' or some other variation seems to be very long and involve the words 'cash', 'fast', 'house' .

Outlook is slight increase, but wide variation in opinion on where we go from here.  

This is a variation on the cash flow vs. appreciation topic.

State of OR CA and WA all have this variation of law that came in right around the crash 07 08.. if you bought a home from someone in foreclosure and then flipped it in less than a year 80% of your net proceeds or some number like that must be sent to the person you bought it from.. up until then that was the majority of how I acquired our portfolio we bought at courthouse NO law you had to pay them back if it went to public auction.. but if you snagged them before and you flipped it.. this laws came into effect and is still in effect..

These variations of discounts will largely depend on where you are if you are selling to local buyers or nationally.

But the variation is we live in the primary residence for more than 2 years, to save on taxes. 2010 - bought #1 primary residence2013 - bought #2 primary residence2013 - 2016 - rented #1 house2016 - Sold #1 home - profits are tax free if you have lived in the house for at least 3 years of the previous 5 years2017 - Will be buying a #3 primary residence2017 - rent or sell #2 So far it has been working just fine.