J,I know this is not an exact parallel and a little askew of the OP question, but how about early completion bonuses?

For managing rehabs for other investors, he gets 50% of income.For other jobs he helps with where we generate income (like helping my wife stage another investor's property), we'll generally give him a small percentage of the profit off that job.And then we generally give a bonus at the end of the year if we exceed our profit goals.I should also add that he saves us some money on some simple handyman type stuff, as he will do things like put up mini-blinds, replace outlets/switches, do minor punch list work, etc, while he is on-site.

Been in Real Estate for a while now and this is the first time I've had a agent confess to **** blocking me on a deal...Should I send out a member mail to all the agents offering a selling bonus??

I studied a bit for the macroeconomics since I had little exposure to many of the ideas and became really intrigued by a lot of it.

The place will be sold by the time I go to buy another property adn the rest of them cash flow very well. ( by bank standards one makes 1480 after rent8.75-PITI, another about 800 after the same, I know that's not the real cashflow but for qualifying it will be bonus to my DTI) should I not show the loss on my taxes and just eat it (since I don't want to risk not getting a loan if it hurts my DTI) or will it not matter to the bank since it is sold and was sitting empty since I am looking for a retail OO buyer.

This limits your exposure in case of theft.

With your education and previous exposure, you'll have some great insight into getting started and a much higher chance of success!

Referral bonuses?

Always on time, I pay them bonuses when they do excellent work, and they are very reliable.

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