Also, be aware that Indy can vary block to block so you have to know the neighborhoods well.

There have been so many varying reports of who has paid and who has not.

That being said, neighborhoods vary from street to street.

Pay rates vary depending on experience and sometimes what you are having them do.

It’s also helpful for deciding whether to purchase locally or Out of State, since cap rate vary by region (e.g.

I know that the numbers vary from deal to deal, but I’d like to have a general idea of how much profit to expect from a flip (on a cash-on-cash % basis) so that I can conservatively estimate how many flips it would take to reach my final number. 

I am trying to narrow down rents, but rent-o-meter and the BP tool seem to vary from each other.

I'd like to see if there are varying opinions and how they compare to what my CPA tells me.Regards,Mario

Their franchise fee is lower also.In Portland, didn't usually see a buyer-paid commission, but it'll vary by office/broker.I guess Chicago (again, there may be multiple un-related different SVNs in an area) was doing good numbers.Like any broker, I wouldn't weigh the franchise as heavily as the individual broker and understand the exact terms of the deal.Heck, if any broker has a good clean deal as a listing, I'll work with them even if I don't trust them. 

The answer varies by state but in NJ you need to be a licensed realtor and either own a brokerage or be sponsored by a broker to do PM.