Would love to chat with you to pick up any tedious tasks you have in exchange to learn more or if offer commission base. 

.) = 3% of the ARVRealtor commission here is always = 6% of the ARV Profit of course = 14% of the ARVWe had been taught that you need to make 20% profit for it to be a good deal, which is true but the Realtor's Commission always came out of the 20%...so I've separated them to know exactly what to expect.  

It encourages you to think of profit centers within 12 different categories: broadcasting, transportation, energy, hospitality, fees & commissions, land use, finance, storage, etc.The opportunities are endless. 

So I get paid six figures in a commission check for my time on a deal instead of looking at 10,000.Have you visited this area Sean or have just been looking online and reviewing demographics about the area??

Purchase price: $58,400 Cash invested: $58,400 Sale price: $70,500 Buy and Hold Project - Valencia, Spain57sqm, 3 beds, 1 bath, liftList Price: €64,000Sold Price: €53,000Offer Date: January 24, 2018Closing Date: March 14, 2018Condition: Vacant, full renovation needed Agent Commission: €3210 (6%)9% ITP Tax: €4770Lawyer Fees: €1000Notaria/Gestoria: €874Total Closings Costs: €9854Rehab (Reforma)Labor: €21,145Carpentry (kitchen, cabinets, side tables): €1900Windows (6 windows, 2 doors): €1771Materials: €12,775TOTAL PURCHASE + REFORM = €96,774 What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

If you have a submission, and its complete, and you have a competent agent, and are realistic about what's going on, there is no reason not to decision the offer in 30 days and again, the Feds say we have to.When the appraised value is $400,000 and you offer $200,000 because that's what makes sense to you for your cash flow objectives, and/or when you are asking for 6% in closing costs and another 6% in seller concessions, and a 90 day close contingent on you selling your existing home, and the property is currently in foreclosure and scheduled for sale, and/or the agent forgot or didn't ask if there was any other liens that also need a full and complete package submitted, and/or the agent is the buyer and wants a commission on top of the haircut on the payoff, etc..

Since the Federal Trade Commission effectively shut down "the gurus" (many of them), there is currently only one valid source for such education to my (admittedly limited) knowledge.One of my earliest adopted mentors taught me, "refuse to be offended". 

I just do the job, get my commission, deposits in my PERSONAL bank account (200 dollars a day usually or more) and pay my bills and rent. 

Some of the issues - and I'm sure there are more I haven't considered- are fees, training, required meetings, and commission splits.

To be successful I have to talk to them like I am helping them and explain things like Pay cash which means quick close, NOT realtor no commission fees etc.You think I have the right track to marketing through direct mail??