You could also tell them that if they have any cost-saving suggestions that you would give them a bonus if they saved you money.

Set aside any enlistment bonus payment, hostile fire, combat pay, flight pay, COLA, tax free...whatever you can set aside.  

Hi @Christopher Nerio,Disclaimer: I think as a general rule, appreciation should be looked at as a bonus because it isn't guaranteed (which you already know I'm sure, but I had to say it).

Close to the beach which is always a bonus.  

The added bonus is you get a thought partner who has more experience (and more on the line frankly) than you do. 

Also yes collecting commissions when you sell your own properties is a bonus as well. 

I'm an agent, and every time my state changes the Contract to Buy and Sell, I sign up for an 8-hour class to figure out the proper way to fill it out. 

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Let's say residential comps are $1000 psf, the sellout for just residential is $6,933,000.But if we build a community facility to get the bonus sf (additional 6761 sf), what would the price be per sf of that community facility?  

I put materials on my credit card and get 1.5% cash back, which is a nice bonus.