However i have found success in searching the MLS for deals for investors and collecting the front side commission and letting my investor wholesale it..... in my case however ... i also have a list of investor/buyers which allows me to collect a percentage of the wholesale fee.

It is common practice to see broker fee charges to the buyer between $250-$400.

I understand a shortsale must be an arms length transaction but I do not see why an agent can't represent himself and collect a commission at closing?

Break your sets down to price per square foot.Websites such as Zillow and Realtytrac are Automated Value Models (AVM) which means they collect this data and calculated it without any human adjustments.

(the lender will have to pay for it in advance).Sometimes there is language in the note and security instrument that allows a lender to not only collect on any and all advances (such as taxes, insurance and legal fees) but also charge interest.

As the broker's assistant, I'm pretty sure you could use their MLS access, show properties, and potentially collect commissions depending on the arrangement you work out with the broker.

Did you collect 3 separate checks for the security deposit?

You can show that under your normal business practice you would have included income from the damaged crops in any tax year following the year the damage occurred.

I make the majority of my money from collecting rent, but I do some flips here and there for extra cash, but I'm looking for perpetual income.

WHATEVER to pay their bills.Even if they move out as long as they paid me and couldn't pay utilities and run out of money at least I got mine.Let the utility companies eat their bills.When collecting the people only have so much money.