You may have answered this before, but thought the question appropriate for this thread:What are the percentages for both A-B and B-C transactions for the Real Estate agent(s) and do you have your A-B handle the B-C or is that a conflict.Thanks!

The percentage requirement varies from lender to lender, FHA, VA, and Conventional all do it a little different.

Not sure what taxes and (landlord) insurance will run you on this, so I'm just going to guess it at 20% of the payment.PITI: $3730Monthly income: $7500 ($90K/year before taxes)Percentage: 50%Pretty sure that will not fly under anyone's rules.What if you can include the rental income?

Percentages of deals?

So you are saying the lender will deduct the full months credit, irregardless of the rent credit percentage you are setting aside for the buyer/tenant?

If you can bring them a deal, you should be able to get at least a referral fee, and maybe a small percentage of the project.

In my state, a percentage of the amounts held as security deposit can be taken by the landlord on an annual basis as a maintenance fee.

What are the average spreads that are able to be obtained, either on a dollar or percentage basis.

Unfortunately with this current market mixed with such a high percentage of distressed properties as well as standard equity sales it is difficult to just rely on general home appraisal sites you may find on the internet.Definitely worth it to contact some people in the field to get a realistic view of the property value.

It's just a numbers game.Statistically, your percentages will go up after the frist 4-5 mailings.