
29 March 2011 | 19 replies
I'll admit I probably don't know everything needed to do it optimally, but I'm voracious learner.Justin, I don't know how birddogs work with wholesaling, but with short sales, you are paid a percentage of the profit for referring the short sale to the investor.

3 April 2011 | 8 replies
#1 rule - Signs that you actually put out work much better than signs sitting in your garage or basement.Other than that you are talking small percentage point differences.GET OUT AND PUT SOME SIGNS UP!

11 April 2011 | 1 reply
So I only have 50% to deduct from but that's still a start.Does anyone have an example of cost or at least break down of percentage?

21 April 2011 | 6 replies
I much prefer to set minimum ROI percentage tolerances.

17 April 2011 | 12 replies
Although there will always be a place for brick and mortar stores, it is no secret that a higher percentage of retail sales are coming via the internet, and this trend is increasing.

13 April 2011 | 1 reply
Hi Everyone,What percentage commission are you currently paying to your real estate broker when you list and sell a property?

26 April 2011 | 11 replies
If you're interested in the training aspect of a brokerage, your best bet is probably to start at one of the larger companies -- Keller Williams, Re/Max, etc -- as they tend to have the budgets necessary to provide new-agent training as well as on-going training.Of course, the reason they have those budgets is that they take a very large percentage of your commissions on each deal (up to 60%).Also, they may not provide training in areas most interesting to investors -- short sales, flips, wholesaling, etc.So, it's a trade-off...

22 April 2011 | 4 replies
Poundage is a percentage of the bid that gets paid to the sheriff for performing the sale; you can think of this as sort of like a sales commission.

22 April 2011 | 2 replies
Hello all,I have a couple of questions regarding the analysis in a percentage change of ownership and I'm hoping to get some insights from the group.I own a commercial, free standing building with a partner.

22 April 2011 | 5 replies
., they get the house before anyone else who might have lent money).10-12% is likely the interest rate they are paying to borrow the money.Points is a percentage of the amount borrowed paid up front by the borrower.Possible equity share means that the lender may get a portion of the profits, in addition to the interest on the loan and the points paid upfront.So, basically what this is saying (assuming the person speaking is the borrower) is:"We borrowed money at a 10-12% interest rate and the lender is first in line to get the house if we default.