The seller could also agree to pay it or you both split the fees evenly or unevenly.

If you are the broker, then you wouldn't have to split your commissions with the company.

I can sleep in, or take a power nap after lunch if I want.

Some people bring mentors a deal and split the profits in order to receive mentorship.

YOU and OWNER agree that after sale, you will split proceeds like this:OWNER will receive first 140K.

Step 5) Present Opportunity (Take them out to breakfast, lunch or dinner at their favorite restaurant and get to know them, let them get to know you and then set up a follow up appointment to show them a house when you have it under contract)I used this packet and raised $150k from two lenders at 8% for this deal that I closed on last month in Feb. of 2015.

Or would ALL those revenues and expenses be split 50-50?

Im curious - $350, 000.00 + 100,000 = $450, 000.00 (costs, give or take fees taxes etc)Sell around $550, 000.00, splitting $100,000.00 (just using round numbers)?

I figure I have to start somewhere and I am open to going on a split deal with anyone who has contacts that will get the loans.

Not looking to pay over $700/mo, splitting down money or work/materials furnished by buyers, would be ideal.