Or however much you arrange.

You also should not have to start and cancel different policies depending on the stage of renovation or occupancy of your project, however, this is the way most will make you do it. 

Hello All,I'm new to BP and wanted to introduce myself as well as hopefully get some advice since I am just in the beginning stages of pursuing REI.I work as an engineer and am currently enrolled in a MBA program at the local University.

From your post, it read as if you are talking about being a "bird dog" for other Wholesalers, in which case, what Ned said again regarding such arrangements.

In the beginning stages of raising funds for a student housing development project, but am curious to know what are the different methods investors are paid.

I think we did three to five houses a month grossing between $5-$10,000 per house, and I didn't make that money, Glenn did.The arrangement for pay for me was I would make $500 cash every week, that's cash.

[I would take that EXPECTED rent return figure with a grain of salt - also needing due diligence].Once you find their real price point, have a good look at the property yourself (and with your Agent if you like the arrangement you have with them - I feel a good Buyers Agent would not charge you for the service of occasionally accompanying you for a viewing) and THEN decide if an inspection Fee is worthwhile.

If you don't bring capital you need to make sure your arrangement will not get you in trouble in terms of a "net listing".

Daniel....and others, just a note on using a note to secure your interests:Be careful that you use a contract for your equity position or profits from an arrangement and use the note to secure actual cash injected to make repairs or improvements, the note can only secure cash as a loan, unless;you hold a license as a contractor or an agent as commissions, or if your labor is by contract and is customary for the work performed. 1.

Now I've reached a moderate point where I still see the dollar signs, but they're itemized and arranged in rows and columns, cash in and cash out, risk and reward.