Or should I just let the listing agent double dip to sweeten the pot for him/her?

Have him sweeten the deal to make it work.

The LLC first mortagage can be on a non-recourse basis, your debt to the seller in the LLC can be non-recourse or with recourse if you need to sweeten the deal.

You need to sweeten the pot.

To sweeten the pot, I give the lender an equity position on the back end so that their return averages out to 12% or so when annualized over four or five years.

I think you should just sweeten the terms of your existing agreement.

Sweeten the deal by throwing in something like a car.I don't know, but those are the types things to think about in a market that is difficult.Good Luck!

I don't think I would count on it until it was available, so I wouldn't payoff any investment properties unless I had no better use of funds.You can always sweeten the deal for a lender by using other properties for collateral to acquire another property.

Documenting the process will sweeten the value of your note.

If these compounds are present, the oil or gas is called "sour" and the process of removing them is called "sweetening".