I'm starting my real estate investment team and looking for good people to work with.

â€Question #3: “Since the amount of work involved doesn’t really differ according to the value of the house, financially, it seems like the percentage commission would make higher prices more favorable from a buyer’s agent’s perspective.

You may be able to return the favor by helping them out.

We are currently trying to get our power team together.

I'm just starting out and trying to build my "team".

A mentor or partner can help with the experience level of investing.Investors build a team such as agents, managers, contractors, financial bankers, and such to use the education, skills and resources of other professionals.Real estate investment is a process and there are many options.

If I was U/C for $100,000 and when the option tripped I was at a adjusted rent of $550, that is 10% over the baseline so my new purchase price is $550,000.I only buy at VERY favorable CAP rates on the front end, like 20 CAPS or lease parks with huge upside in pad rent, expenses that can be passed on etc...

Do yourself a favor and do a search here on cash flows and formula's used to find out if it is a good deal or not.

Even in the case of these teaser rate loans, I'm not in favor of a mandated adjustment of the loan terms - UNLESS THERE WAS FRAUD.

As I understand it, he basically applies for loans on my behalf and presents my situation favorably to the lenders.That seems like it would be very helpful, although paying him $10-20k for such a task seems very generous.