If the Real estate agent brought the deal to the table.Then they are a greater partner.Who ever brought the deal to the table should be in control.A lot of a partnership arrangement is who is funding the deal is the most valuable unless the work is funding by another partner and/or that partner puts in more than the funding.From your post, if they don't agree to pay your worth, get different partnersand put in writing everyone's split to the dollar!

I'm working on my license right now in Colorado and plan on trying to work with investors as well as my target audience.

I bought the primary undervalued, the Reno has brought it to market, so I don’t believe I’m over capitalizing.

So far, we have "virtually" traveled to over 10 cities but we're not stopping because the audience is telling us they want more & they want to hear from investors who have found success in their markets!  

I’m originally from San Diego but my job has brought me to San Francisco a couple of times in the last 10 years.

My business partner found it on his mail route and brought it to my attention.

I did this when I first started and someone brought me a deal in three months that we have nearly quadrupled the value in five years. 

Hi Chin, You definitely brought up a good point. 

We also brought in several first-time passive investors, or LPs, who are experiencing investing in syndications for the first time.

Hoping I can get some feedback about a deal that was brought to me.