They will have to have an "Authorization To Show" allowing them to unlock a door.They will also need an agreement with the party they are showing the property to, an agent can't just take people off the street and say anything about a property without having an agency relationship.What you'll be asking is for an agent to do some leg work for a small flat fee and no hopes of earning a commission of a property they show.

The best part is all of the money I've used for these deals will come from a loan I got through Lending Club.I'm still working on my presentation for getting private investors and I plan to get that started soon.

The other could stand it but I dont think its necessary at this point.

If this is a contract that is being assigned to your new buyer, and you already have your money in escrow, you should then have your buyer send funds into that very same escrow with instructions that your EMD amount, plus your fee be sent to you at closing.You can of course structure it in a way where your buyer pays you directly, but it is recommended to do everything through the third party.

I even solicit landlords to donate $40 each to offset our block party expenses.

But, it would be in my best interest because I know the apartment would rent for $1000 if him and I were to move out and I would rent it to a third party.

Thats the hard part. I

We will likely make an app at some point, but we aren't compatible with 3rd party sites like that one.

So, unless the original and reasonable wholesale fee was split between the two middle parties, the buyer often finds out that the deal is no longer a deal only beacause too much is being asked in the middle.You have to ask yourself the simple question, why would these wholesalers have such difficulty selling their deals and why are they not selling after being posted on the web?

It is not, its own stand alone concept separate from retail price.