What do you bring to the table (experience, contacts, money, etc).

A partner - What do you bring to the table if a partner brings the money.?

Tyler, If you are wholesaling it appears to be done differently ... prolly cause you have little to no capital on the table?

Finally I partnered with another wholsaler and we were able to get it sold.I almost forgot the best part at the closing table my seller threatened to walk out and not sign the settlement papers because he found out the check was not made out to him directly but to the estate.

Most times students do not have sufficient income, nor credit history to satisfy our application process, so we require they bring a guarantor (Mom, Dad, Grandma) to the table.

I do understand the whole ethics about it but if you're an agent that survives on commission we're talking about food on the table.

IRS tax transcripts are what is verified as being received and turned in by that seller to the IRS.Many people might omit or make up numbers or massage them to get a sale to go through but it's a rare breed who will do it to the IRS.So you are making sure they are not showing you one schedule for DD but have turned something else in completely to the IRS.

Besides sourcing good deals to real estate syndicators you can bring specific skill sets to the table as well: Rehab/construction experience, marketing, design, property/asset management, cash flow improvement strategies, etc.

Actually my immediate reaction when my deal was accepted was “I asked too much, how much money did I leave on the table.”

Or he is getting a little extra in his envelope under the table.