As Ryan stated above - Typically the way it would work is a percentage of the deal once it closes or say a set fee of $500 after it closes depending on the investors spread. 

Just imagine if there were upsells available only to Pro Members:Your name mentioned as a valuable member of the community next time josh does a BP media interviewAppearing in a webinar with BrandonDinner at the BP international officeA post where Ben gets to the point in the first paragraph.

Spreads are all relative to what constitutes a deal.

After all, if you don't need to use your own money to get into a deal (via assigning), then you might as well go where the spreads are bigger, right?

I probably have to make a career decision Tuesday as I'm going to interviewed over the phone for a position in Miramar (NBC Universal Media) and I will continue to operate on a modest income <80,000 income.        

You more than likely need to invest higher grade material & better craftsmanship to gain the most spread on the flip. timing is important too, you need to reduce your holding time & cost during rehab. 

Thanks for that spread sheet Nayt, very helpful to have an example layed out so clearly.

Sounds like a lightning strike, I think we have all bought into the media machine in our own way and I see how we can be caught up in the fuss of a little noise. 

The down side to this scenario is that your gain will be spread over the entire property. 

@Charles Worth  right now I see them spread all over the country to competition in any one market will be negligable.. but if one decided to concentrate on a market and they bring in cheaper capital.. they will cream the best players and deals as the flippers who are getting squeezed on profit will be looking for cheaper capital..