I am more than willing to try and reciprocate the favor.

Only through uplifting eachother, will we ascend into greatness, i.e reciprocal altruism.

It pretty much is the reciprocal equity in the property.I don't know how it's normally figured, but I think it would be more helpful to factor repairs completely out of it, which I personally do with equity.

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Your California agent can get reciprocity in Nevada, so him/her getting paid from the Seller for representing you shouldn't be a big deal.

It's called the law of reciprocity.

I am not looking for something for nothing by any means, but I do have a high level of integrity and I expect that to be reciprocated.

The cheapest house in my neighborhood started at $350K, and that was about 1000SQFT of shack.So I was able to have my Hawaii license reciprocated here in Georgia, and have been in the sales hustle since Jan. of 2014.  

On your search for someone who is going to add tremendous value to you, make sure you can reciprocate.

In this line of thinking the only way to make this work is getting additional licenses by reciprocity in states you want to invest in which is a lot of extra work and hassle (and money).But, for buying out of state as an agent....what about working with the seller's agent to arrange a referral for finding a buyer (ie, myself) and setting the referral of comparable amount to the buyer agent commission (3%).