If the Realtor wants to pay you as a consultant than that means the seller is likely being ask to pay at least a 3% commission or since they are not represented by a realtor a full 6% commission as there listing agent and will complete a double closing.

Not sure if you are doing an assignment or double close, but this is where you can paid, and I assume have your closer wire the money to the other wholesaler.If that is the way you are setting it up, I would do it this way.

To agree to it he wanted to go over all the paper work and double check everything.

Assumptions, refinancing, partnership, co-signing for partnerships, seller financed structures, backing contractors, assuming installment sales by guaranteeing payments...the borrower fails, I get the place by a deed in lieu, buying notes with a "double closing", the list goes on.One of my best was a commercial deal, about 120% seller financing with the seller providing cash to fund the non-profit to develop the project, 850K or so and paying me to put it all together.

Our market is still appreciating in double digits even thought the appreciation rate has decreased since the hay day of 30%.I hope this is helpful!

Just wanted to start a small discussion about some of the best closing companies you guys are using in Indianapolis.Investor friendly, well versed in assignment and double close a must of course.Thanks for your thoughts guys.

Businesses usually have double digit returns on capital.

A few alternatives options are: Opening up an line of credit, partnering with someone with extra cash, assigning contracts for a wholesale fee, and double closing wholesales

Double your net worth is the safest bet that way if they try to sue you for future earnings you will be in a much better position.

What we are concentrating on right now is Wholesaling (bird dog, assignment, double close).