As long as I'm wholesaling, I want my wholesale rep to be stealth (the deals are so good they never see the light of day)  and above-board  (I treat everyone fairly and I expect the same in return - I'm very conservative with the deal numbers & I don't command greedy fees so don't nickel and dime me and expect me to go back to the seller).  

In the 7 states around me, the owner can simply say than you for fixing my property, you don't get a dime.

They do not want to nickle and dime, they would like to give their goals to someone else and have that person fight for them to get their goals accomplished. 

I always send the prospective tenant an exact copy of the lease they are going to be signing before they pay me a dime.

Volvo is nickel and diming me so I thought about buying a sensible under 10k car.

I know the feeling .... spent over 15 grand and never made a dime off what they were teaching in that program of how to sell online stuff.

You allowed him to diagnose the problem (apparently on his dime) and then turned around and used that knowledge to save a few dollars by doing it yourself.  

This increases the likelihood that your insurer and the PM insurer may fight against each other and it weakens the defense for both parties.Naming the PM on your policy is simple, doesn't cost a dime, and does not change your protection in any way except to strengthen it.

I tell tenants they are welcome to fill out the application, which is free, BUT only pay for the background and credit check if they are very seriously interested.....NO REFUNDS.......I don't see a dime of the $$, so its out of my hand.

The tenant had not paid a dime for over two months, and the judge was one who just asks the tenant if they paid.