But for a partnership or mentoring, I say what are you bringing to the table?

Or can we sign papers at the closing table for a refinance that will go through the following day?).

I don't feel like I bring a whole lot to the table if I were to go to them?

If sales and networking aren't your strong suit, then figure out what it is that you can bring to the table.

Even if you don't have real numbers, it's not too difficult to quickly understand how a park should be running.And of course, if there are several buyers at the table, then you may not get the deal. 

If a seller want to cancel the sale of his house, for any reason does he have to pay the buyer agent, not the listing agent , the buyer agent that have brought the buyer into the table?

@Julianne Croegaert Post possession deals never work out the way they are outlined at the closing table unless the seller has some skin in the game.

@Nicholas Krogmann as stated below it varies by lender, for my current loan I have 70% ARV, 80% LTV, I had to bring 20% of the LTV to the table, I financed my repairs but it works on a draw schedule, I pay for my renovations out of pocket in 5K increments then call the lender, the come out and verfiy and reimburse me for what I spent.

I was told be a few realtors that you cant unless you are a broker One told me its possible as a consultant But of course anyone in theory under the table without paperwork could give something to someone If its a lot of money one would have to pay the 40% tax if its an investment deal as an intermediary but not allowed to sell propertyA lot of frustration aroundBut if I got someone to pay a friend to build a mansion would it be legal for him or my friend to pay a finder fee of 6 figures?

If you can buy right, it is possible to bring very little money to the table.