An issuer is required to consider the facts and circumstances of each purchaser and the transaction.

I'd like to perfect being a "transaction engineer" to learn how to generate cash and be able to make REI into a business that I can live off of.

Hi BP Community I am starting to run my bandit signs campaign and wanted to see what are your opinions on which is the best way to run it for better results, some of the questions I came up are:1) what is more effective to put them on Friday and pick them up on Sunday or Leave them posted until they get taken of?

I do not plan to take any risks in this transaction.

I'm not a wholesaler or an agent, but for all that work and expense wouldn't being an agent be just as profitable but with less liability since you wouldn't be a principal in the transaction?

Are you saying that because the final infusion of cash comes from the buyer, that the buyer now automatically has paid for every aspect of the transaction downstream?

I know it can be a common thing when wholesaling, I was wondering if it also held true when taking part in these types of transactions.

I'll keep you guys posted on how the transaction goes...

This way, I have more control of the transaction and the commission split goes to my downpayment. :-)

The bulk of that money would effectively be the "down payment" to go to a bank or other lenders for the remainder of the money.