Great point John, I don't know of any state being different in that respect to Texas, although filling the les pendens and not filing suit might be an issue.You can also file a notice of sale affidavit that could stop another sale as a title company wouldn't insure clear title.Might want to think about filing such a notice as it depends on what transaction you're contemplating. :)

Sharing in profits is more accepted and accomplished in developments with general partnerships in larger transactions.

They charge $250 per transaction and I keep 100% of commission.

Have a Limited POA signed to you and the company name and the bank will talk with you without issue.As you can see there are many things that go into a sub 2 transaction.

How can I structure this with a Lease Option and how do I do place myself into this transaction to where I get paid as well?

Also not clear on why you would need any funding for a wholesale transaction.

@Will Barnard One common misconception of parties to a transaction is that the agreement of price between the two parties creates market value.

I plan to purchase the property with transactional funding and then sell it (same day, in consecutive transactions) to the end buyer.

This transaction will be done through an LLC vehicle and not personal so does this have change the application of the GLBA in this scenario?

Take a moment to think about the transaction that's about to take place.