@JD Bock, my pleasure!

Naturally, humans experience more pain losing something than the pleasure they gain by gaining it - this applies to real estate because I'll often see investors seeking out more and more complex ways to avoid taxes than they do in finding deals with better upside, which would net them more in the long run. 

., a fee you pay the bank for the pleasure of borrowing money from them), which is different than loan points which may also add a lot to your bottom line.A second one is I've noticed that some attorneys are just liberal with their closing costs, particularly when the attorney knows the bank required you to use them.

They trigger the pleasure / reward center of your brain even though you've done nothing to earn those rewards and they can create a vicious cycle where you're constantly thinking of the future and comparing it to what you have now.

@Miguel Dormany - Pleasure meeting you!

@Ray Danishyar wholeheartedly agree its a phenomenal pleasure as an investor to sit back and have amazing deal flow when you find that wholesaler that you can trust and that provides actually value.

Pleasure meeting Navraj Gill you have a very doable goal.

For your reading pleasure: http://harry-murray.com/2012/06/11/payment-of-referral-fees-to-an-unlicensed-person/ @Rick Harmon What $500 limit are you referring to?

It’s a pleasure to post on here & be participating in the BiggerPockets community.

HI Jordan,It would be my pleasure to connect.