We do a lot of them for a flat fee.Is this commercial or residential? 

It's a permitted duplex with a couple granny flats that are not permitted. 

@Chris KlingemannYou will likely have to contact an agent in your market to have it listed on the MLS and they will likely charge you a flat fee.

Theyve pumped up in price over the last decade (though flat to down right now during covid) as the neighborhood has transformed. 

Where I make my money is I have a flat fee for finding the property that in the contract states the buyer will pay if the seller does not (my buyers know this and expect to pay).The only downsides to this is you cant hide a large (10-20k) assignment fee that a typical wholesaler would.

. — screen your PM carefully and we’d rather pay a little more for better PMs than some flat fee PMs.

If it was a low priced property (under $50k), then I would charge a minimum flat rate commission of maybe $1500 or $2k.

But I have met a few other wholesalers that were flat *** honest and to the point and I let them liquidate some homes we had but they were all licensed as well.. 

The market where I live is flat and prices haven't changed whereas the other market prices have skyrocketed to the point that had I not bought there when I did, I would not have been able to buy now.

Is that a flat 25% or based on our tax bracket?