Hello fellow investorsI was wondering if I could get some thoughts on tax preparation "only" fees for a good CPA (not inclusive of any bookkeeping services). 

or try for sale by owner (Craigslist)...We'll explain that there will be more fees involved, and that it will take much longer to sell (especially in this market, compared to a few months ago) - but that if they're not in a rush of any kind, that it's usually their best option...In our experience, the best thing is just to give people real advice, and if you can really help them out - tell them that.Small margins are also tough for rehabbers, who are taking on risks and spending lots of time and money on the rehab.Best,Sean

Condos typically have very high HOA fees and that will diminish your cash flow all together.

If you're a salesperson then the referral fee goes to your broker.

To assist in finding homes for flip or rental properties.My question is, would it be legal for me to provide specialized emails (Home photos, ARVs, rehab cost estimates, profit estimates, etc) to my investors highlighting potential flip properties and then requiring that a marketing fee or finders fee is to be added to the initial purchase price of the home If they decide to flip a provided listing?

Henri,I have worked with landlords that charge tenants a monthly signage fee.

Attorneys fees for setting up condos, HOA etc would make it not worth it for me in addition to the added liability.

Run.Even paying cash you may find your transaction reversed and you'll be paying attorneys fees for representation in the BK proceedings.

As for the permits, they will be fairly easy to get and its worth the extra 20 mins and $200 fee rather then getting a stop work order.For example, here is a picture of a project nearly 100k for the patio and overhead structure.

However, you could start by helping an investor "bird dog" deals for a finder's fee.