Bring in a Money Partner and split profits2.

Ram, let's touch base... maybe lunch?

Either way, if you choose to use a partner, the best advice you can get is to have an attorney draw up a very specific contract & entity formation which outlines each partner's specific responsibilities as well as how the profits are split and how and who decides exit strategies, etc.RE is with out a doubt, the very best investment!

I have been offered compensation but I refuse with the exception of lunch or coffee.

I'm taking that net amount and essentially splitting it like 60/40 with him to amotrize the bldgs.

Because of the University the city will never really go away (fortunately).I've found a single family home that has been split into two units (upper/lower). 2 bd 1 bth in each unit in a very desirable part of town and still close enough to the University to be considered off-campus housing (after I leave and want to rent it).My intentions are to purchase and live in as a single family (for the sake of the credit) but keep the units separated.

You may be fine with not taking a commission but your broker contract may call for a split on all your transactions.

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I know I can split my paycheck however I want for direct deposit.Does this work with bank accounts that don't belong to the employee?  

So if it's a new agent they are splitting 50/50 likely with their broker.75,000 investment property X .035 = 2,625 / 2 = 1,312.50 to the agent.That is BEFORE all other business expenses.