If you are newer to partnerships, you might not have a name for yourself or a portfolio to back up what you are bringing to the table, so it is likely going to depend on how you build relationships and how you can help someone else.

But it depends greatly on the individual situation.

It really depends on where the property is.

I'd live in the unit depending on the location.

Granted, that matters depending on the investor's strategy and goals.Meanwhile, all this does is increase the work for the supporting professionals with more filings, paperwork, the potentially the 1031's, all for some tax savings in this year. 

Depending on the reason you are noticing, time periods may vary as well.  

It just depends on your priorities and timeline.You make enough money to knock out those 401k loans quickly.

However, by unit it can vary wildly with the smaller units and more urban units go more for Airbnb and the bigger and beach markets go higher for VRBO. 

Depending upon their criteria, and your borrower's needs, you can become an affiliate to many companies.

@Merritt Harris I think it depends on your definition of "top" broker in a market.