You have a property for sale, I find you a buyer and for that I get an agreed percentage of the deal.

I do not have the reference, but was just told by someone knowledgeable that the percentage of California short sale approvals has actually decreased since requiring negotiation only by licensed realtors.

What percentage of marketing is your wholesaling business - 40% 60% 80%.

He had to get them appraised in order for the bank to accept them, and even then, they only took a percentage of the value, but I don't remember what that number was.

If you do go this route you will want to get a stated payoff for the release of each property secured, as a percentage of the principal outstanding.

Is it based on percentage of square footage or percentage of total number of units?

What percentage of your contracts close?

Not that it is a bad job, but I must admit I spend a large percentage of my day listening to a podcast or reading BP half dreaming, half in a state of paralysis by analysis.

Should the monies the property owner defers count the same as cash investors, as far as percentage ownership?

For example, should I pool all the money together and offer everyone a percentage of each deal or have each investor put up money for each specific deal?