Are most of the companies commission only?

If they say " You are just in this to get a quick commissions fast at  a low price!

This means that 60% to 80% of the investment property transactions would disappear, and the corresponding/related real estate commissions, title insurance premiums, escrow fees, lender's fees and interest, appraisal fees, etc., would also go away and they would not pay any taxes on their earnings. 

Well that doesn’t seem legit but if the home WOULD pass an inspection I’m totally ok with getting completion permits on my own.So at this point, red flags are going up all around us.Being the diligent people we are, we find our way to the Texas Real Estate Commission Real Estate Inspectors Standards of Practice online.Here we are somewhat appalled to find a 17 page document on everything Inspectors will NOT do, which seems like pretty much everything.I’m perfectly capable of flipping light switches and determining if a light bulb turns on and not wasting $400 on it.Much to the chagrin of our RE agent, we hire a certified plumbing company on the recommandation of a friend.Plumber comes in, great guy, and starts doing a walkthrough.Water heater – illegally installed.Where the PVC exits the house in case of a blowout, it angles staight out towards the neighboors house instead of a 90 degree turn towards the ground.We get under the house (pier and beam) and the first thing he says is “Illegal”.There is no support structure for the plumbing.It’s all new, but the only thing holding it up is glue.None of the water piping is insulated.That toilet with the weird gurgle?

Their regulatory role is mainly one of representation in the Provincial Commission constituted in every Chamber of Commerce.

(For IRS purposes, I have lived in House 1C for the entire 24 months).I move into House 2C and complete a renovation that takes about 8 months.Round 3 and beyondAt the 24 month mark:I’ve completed the House 2C renovation.Son & wife sell House 2A and with the profit buy House 3A.The cycle as described in Round 2 continues as long as it makes sense for all parties involved.Assumptions:Obviously, the schedule outlined above is greatly simplified, but provides the basic concept.We’d live within 10-20 miles of one another.My kids and their spouse(s) would provide assistance to the renovation process as they are able to.My daughter may be getting into real estate sales - this would help with sales commissions and finding new properties.While buying rental properties probably makes more sense, I just have zero interest in being a landlord.Pros:My kids would always be living in a completed renovation.Each party can elect to either roll the (assumed) profit into (a) a nicer/more expensive home or (b) use the equity gain to make a larger down payment and have a lower mortgage.They can opt out at anytime.

I had 5 hard money deals and as soon as they were funded,I had control of all the commissions earned.

I have the opportunity to work with a partner to purchase properties to be used as vacation rentals. my contribution would be to put my real estate commission into the purchase and also all ongoing commissions that I would normally collect for managing the property.

Of course residential is different, I wouldn't want to have to worry about having my income producing property be out of commission for months or even years.

Real Estate Commission, broker, etc.