Their posts were welcome and a cut and paste and when one checked their activity that was 90% of their participation.

You pay thousands of dollars up front to join the community and get access to Pace's own lines of credit with which you can lend on a number of different kinds of deals (Pace takes a fee on each one, of course) and take a cut of for yourself.

. $15k Fee Justification: I’m trying to understand what the $15k fee actually covers, especially since it appears that Martel and the assigned team also take a cut from every deal (contractors, project managers, lender kickbacks, etc.).

I do however completely agree with you that we’ll likely see a cut next month and that there are standard metrics and pieces of data that help us determine where the rate will go.

Hey Ethan, of course we are going to be biased here but some of the pros and cons:Pro: In a cut in dry answer, credit unions can offer lower rates some of the time. 

When it is an 18K house (listed for 49K) and I am making $410 want me to "take a bit of a cut to make the margins worth it".

That person has negotiated a cut of fees and carry with the main GP that actually operates the deal.  

Originally posted by @Steven Torres:I started studying wholesaling 4months ago and just moved to Florida 2 months ago, what’s holding me back big time is I feel as do wholesaling is a cut throat business and when your first starting off no one wants to help you it’s sad! 

I agree with Jonathan that most people focus on a cute website, logo, CRM, etc.Use an underwriting template that you fell comfortable with, start with opting into broker's list, call them, and get on property tours.

In a case like this often the brokerage/agents get a cut of that EMD that you would typically forfeit.