Just curious how Las Vegas Realtors are adjusting to Fusion.

One I found, and the other two came through my realtor.

You could offer to split your fee with the realtor.

If it's in decent shape, I'm considering taking the guy up on his offer (but going in low, around $15k or $16k), and then listing the property as a Realtor to see if I can get at least $30k or $35k.

They said that sandwich lease options are okay because you stay in the deal, but that you cannot legally do assignments without it going through a licensed agent / broker.I cannot find that statute anywhere and I have called the Florida Association of Realtors legal line to ask and the particular attorney I talked to had not heard of it.

I'm a Realtor and RSPS (Resort and Second Homes Property Specialist) with RE/MAX Properties of the Summit in Breckenridge.

I tell the usually line, " if I pay the closing cost, transfer tax, and you don't have to pay realtors fee and etc, what is your bottom line?"

I hope this helps out everyone that isn't a realtor or has a realtor friend that allows them access to their MLS.

I've told our Realtor to only send us listings with management fees below $150/mo., but it looks like we're missing out on some otherwise promising properties that don't meet that threshold.I know those fees are tax deductible for rental properties, but in the long term (ie., when the mortgage is gone and we're paying this fee every month for the remainder of eternity) how big of a difference does that make as far as cash flow is concerned?

I am currently looking at duplexes that can cashflow at least $200 per door and only looking at MLS now with the help of a realtor.