I've heard of people looking for and negotiating deals then finding an investor to pay for  deal, then splitting the revenue.I know there are a million ways to close a deal, with "little" money out of pocket.  

., 75% purchase price w/ 100% construction +contingency, etc. etc.) various fee's typically charged and which are negotiable, escrow carrying costs, on and onwas hoping to find some material all ready together on this...tried doing a basic search but didn't see a whole lot.thanks

You may do your own advertising to find distressed owners who might me more willing to negotiate on price.

Ok, so both in the mailing and the phone call/deal negotiation, you would not want to imply or mention that you know anything about a foreclosure process occurring.

If you want a good rent to own, you may have to negotiate it yourself.

That's true most of the time as standard lending terms won't allow it, but you can negotiate having the lender offer release provisions in the loan documents that would allow to sell one or more properties in a blanket loan. 2.

The others I am willing to negotiate any percentage, terms, or points as long as it still turns out to be a good deal.  

Is there anyway to negotiate space rent?

I have not closed a deal with him yet, but he has been very helpful, I just haven't been able to negotiate the right deal yet.

The typical fee is usually 1 months rent but it's always up for negotiation but depending on the amount of work some agents may not be willing to negotiate very much.