Typically multi-families like a two or three flat go for the same, sometimes even less, than a comparable single family home. 

One of mine, I did cash for keys (after losing about 3 month's payments) and not only was it trashed, there were 22 TV's (not flat screen), a pile of tires, and a little over 19 tons of trash and garbage (2 roll off dumpster's full). 

They usually charge a flat fee for a determined map boundary area, and then more if beyond.On the driver note, I tried to get my adult daughter interested in Uber or even Uber eats. 

Due to this it made sense to me to not buy a flat (apartment) and wait for it to appreciate but rather buy a house and try capture some value out of the "first time buyer" opportunity.

Also, when going through an agent to try to get a deal, most of the ones Ive talked to see seem to balk at low offers and flat out refuse to even submit them to the sellers. 

Aside from Jerusalem and Tel Aviv (especially Jerusalem) where prices only ever seem to increase or at worst stay flat, and this has a lot to do with foreign capital (people who can afford it, buying apartments at high prices and leaving them empty so that on their annual vacation they have their own place to stay, or to offer to friends for their trips to Israel etc.).A good example of difficulty in earning cash flows is the new city being built up north, Harish.

To market - and that means even discussing - the sale of a property for another person, with the expectation of receiving anything in return, flat out requires a real estate license.They tell me over and over that the seminar they just took told them that wholesaling is absolutely legal. 

This doesn't include the monthly flat fees your firm will charge for access to their tech, support, etc. 

I have seen them range from a flat fee to 5%-10% of the total invoice.

negative cash flow is baked in day one since we are never renting them.