I have never heard of a person who works with a real estate investment company and is responsible for finding properties that are best suited for flipping.My first thought is why would they give someone else a deal if they are suppose to do it for the RE company but that being what it is, if they do this on a regular basis inwouldnthinknthey already have a fee system Why do you want to partner with them?

What's up guys Tashaun here again with a question,So my realtor let me know about a commercial property (Duplex) that she has coming on the market pretty soon, the current owner uses the bottom floor for his law practice, and the upstairs unit is not being used but has been left alone for regular live in use.

The high prices coupled with the saturation of the market (high supply = competitive/low ADRs) and Disneyworld still lagging its pre-pandemic levels means you'll be hard-pressed to find a good deal.

But certainly they are a reducer when it comes to housing supply.

There are vapor barriers that are much tougher than regular felt paper and Tyvek.

@Tristan Roth,I've you have any experience leading a business meeting, you should have the basic foundations already.That said, you may want to be a regular at an existing group first to meet people, maybe find a first deal, etc.My $0.02 ...

@Matt Eperesi Yes Matt, you're right prices of houses have increased due to supply and demand.

Currently a good majority of markets have high demand and low supply so you may see things like bidding wars.

But if they really don't want to charge you for it they can use the regular annual gifting limits to get that rent back to you. 

@Joe Capobianco  the regular security deposit should be used to cover any pet damage.