Today I was at my Business Finance Course and we were talking about TAXES; my professor who shall remain nameless mentioned that "only ~1% of all taxes filed are ever audited" before he said that he was discussing tax deductions and how you can "tax deduct lawyer and attorney fees on business related expenses"(contract, legal and financial advice, etc.) 

They get a fee for placement right?  

Do you, as the agent, get the investor to sign a buyers agency agreement to ensure a commission or do you get some type of referral fee to allow the investor to close the deal faster?

Both loans have high interest (>10% for first timers), require points and/or high down payments, and can have rehab costs folded into the loan, which then requires disbursements of rehab funds during the project (which requires you to pay an inspector and/or a draw fee for the money each time).

She also asks for a finders fee for off market deals.

Even choosing a provider requires some homework on your part.Another tip would be NOT to choose on fees alone.

If you are going to help them not have Realtor fees and closing costs I'd want a better deal.

If you get a nice inspector he'll probably waive the fee once it's repaired.As for being a Our Of State owner,, your simply out of it and will always have more issues to deal with.. 

Their fee is usually around $300-$500. 

Most will charge $100-200 + filing fees in your county.