Assuming this means 1. the brokerage has to be aware of every transaction and/or 2. the brokerage has to collect a % of compensation from each transaction you're involved in.If you are involved in any transaction as an agent (this includes out of state referral transactions) I would assume your brokerage would have to be involved.

The transparency and clarity could be refreshing.For sure, GP's need to be rewarded and compensated!

If they won't, offer to compensate them.

Hi all, 
Any advice on what percentage one should pay a dispositions & acquisitions specialists for their part in the transaction and a description of duties for each. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. 

- I don't know the situation), then his compensation is not set because those loans are borrower paid, meaning he can charge whatever you guys agree on. 

In the North Texas area, what are the most common broker/agent fees and/or commission splits?  I just got my license and now need a sponsoring broker and just wondering what the going rates where, especially for someo...

So find a roofer willing to do a half and be compensated for the extra risk.Second are there any private maintenance or CC&R type agreements?

Adding a tread to compensate for the altered geometry doesn't sound  "aesthetically pleasing".

Every lender is a little different with the fees and rates they charge, which also plays into their compensation.

If you are able to find a home with potential and get qualified for it then it's definitely a good idea.Just know that with a 203k loan there are going to be limitations/guidelines:- There will need to be a HUD-approved consultant at the job frequently, and you will need to compensate them- The ARV should be reasonable for the amount of work you are planning on putting in- Some additional appraisal guidelines may varyIf you'd like to talk more about 203k loans or any renovation loans, definitely reach out, I'd love to help!