They weren't doing anything wrong, but I had a thought....I make OK money, but here I am busting it to get ahead.

IE if all 10 partners receive a straight 10%, would be alower fee than if there are special allocations of any kind.Without knowing any other information, at the firm I am at, $2,500 would be a reasonable fee for a real estate property with 10 partners.

I’ve heard the multifamily guys straight out tell someone they don’t work with first time buyers  

Sure…if you take the time value of money and subtract all the expenses, mortgage etc…I may have only come out slightly ahead, if not in the red. 

We do a major amount of deals straight from the MLS and never less than a 20% discount.

I figured I'd get a head start by opening up the discussion and getting some feed back on it in the meanwhile.Thanks ahead of time for your advice, have a great day.

Thin skin will get you nowhere fast We need people like you to tell it straight..

If you go ahead make sure you have title insurance..

Scott Meyers in Indy is a specialist By all means.. go ahead..Would you give the same advice on someone who wanted to be a multi family or residential subdivision developer? 

But I’m never chasing rents and CMHA pays more than straight pay tenants in my opinion.