Cal - Does a split infinitive in a post title count?

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So my latest scenario involves a wholesaler/rehabber whose deal goes a little something like this.He finds the deal, I purchase the house and I pay for the rehab, then we split the profits 50/50?

We have agreed on an equitable split of the workload.

The top sellers hire other agents and they may offer various arrangements, some may provide a small salary for support wok or a draw on commission is also an option to get started.A contractor can usually find a spot for an agent, so can other RE related operations such as starting out with a title company, your RE knowledge doesn't have to be in sales.You can usually find a mentor in a large brokerage, many will take you under their wing, but expect to split commissions too.The best way for a new agent to grow a business is to explain to your family and friends that you are in RE and that you need referrals.

A great way to buy, live there, renovate, and sell, but only in 2 year cycles.With only a $25K profit to split, there's a good chance you will take the entire amount as income between the two of you.

-- As I think I stated in the post, expenses include:( Ins + Property Tax +Maint & 95% occupancy rate)-- $2425 is gross monthly rent-- The $35K is my estimate to redo bathrooms, kitchen , paint & retape split corners & paint outside as it is still in it's original decor from 1968 when it was built.

Is it possible to structure a no interest/no payment, six-month, 2nd lien on a flip project with intent to split net profits 50/50 rather than receive an interest rate?

Day 1 - Under Contract, Finally.We began our search for a suitable fix-and-flip property in the eastern suburbs of Cleveland in early January after securing the necessary funds from an investor partner (50/50 profit split).

Talk to a couple of brokers, tell them exactly what you want to do with your license, ask them what the cost to get the license, monthly charges from the brokerage and what the broker charges in transaction splits.