A bird dog looks for motivated sellers or undervalued properties with the intention of passing the deal on to a real estate investor in exchange for a percentage or fee.

You are asking about who has a right to a certain percentage of the property.

For Repairs & maintenance I do not carry a percentage but a fixed cost.

one part of a banks decision to give you a loan is to look at your DTI, or debt to income ratio. basically, total monthly debt payments divided by your monthly income, gives you a percentage of how much of your income goes to other debts. if you make $4,000 per month, and your only debt is a $400 car payment, that's 10% DTI ratio. very good to the bank. that means you have 90% of your income to use to buy a house. under this scenario, if you wanted to take on a $1000 mortgage payment the bank is likely to give it to you because you still have available income to use on the mortgage. if you only make $1000 per month, that $400 car payment is now 40% of your debt and the bank will likely not give you a loan. now with your scenario, if the new car payment (which looks like your to the bank because you are on the hook) puts your DTI too high for the bank to offer you a loan, you will be denied. if the new loan is only a small part of your income, it may not effect you. for what its worth, I purchased my first primary with a $430 monthly car loan and the mortgage broker didn't bat an eye.

I would like to just keep my personal home protected, as well as my family business if I were to ever take over a percentage of that down the road.

Any idea as to what percentage of people don't pay their lien?

You click on a few buttons and they take out a certain percentage of your pay.

Do private companies pay percentages to these apartment complexes for sign ups?

A small percentage of HUBZU listing have the following description (see attached pic) would someone mind explaining this to me? 

Most times, its around quarter to half a percentage point for each "ding" factor