I'm not looking for a cut in the profits.

This is a cut and paste from a review I did about 6 months ago, on a different review site. 

There is way too much of a prevailing attitude that they'll slap together a deal, take a cut, then "move on down the road" and not be around or care when it blows up on someone.

I would focus on folks who acutally sell their own product.

Or, better yet, not knowing enough about the market and if my deal is acutally a "deal".

Also, 80% of agents in USA sell around 4-5 houses a year and they can barely sustain them-self from Real Estate.I had in the past a client that was making $97,000 on a house asked me to cut my commission by $5000 as he was not making a whole 100K, which would have reduced my commission to $1500 after working for him for months and months and wrote tens of offers.I said NO, if the value he put on my knowledge that brought him a 97K profit was a commission of $1500, then he needed a different agent, I made a lot of millionaires, and I never asked them to give me extra because I got them a better deal than they expected.Guys, would you take a cut out of your salaries at work just because you are doing a great job?

In most industries, information is welcomed and embraced...yet in this industry it sometimes becomes a cut-throat mission not because the information, program or tool doesn't have value, but simply because of the human nature need to be recognized and valued as a leader figure (some say ego) in a community.

Depending on how much the profit is, there should be communication between yourself and the realtor as to the percentage they are looking for, or if they are even looking to get a cut from you.

I live in Bayonne and it's such a cute town with tons of investor opportunity.

@Jon Klaus   I built a huge one 4 projects back and I don't think it ever got a foot of water in it and its 12 feet deep.. acutally I think they are safety hazards frankly.