@Maura Burns if you're buying very cheap properties like Chris the percentage will be higher.

Some, if not most will use a percentage of the rental income in conjunction with your personal standing.Also if you do rent it, hopefully it will be at top dollar.All this includes your personal info in regards to employment time, credit worthiness, etc.It is truly how well ($) you buy your property.I hope this helps.Big Henry

Each month you receive a set percentage, and then when the asset is sold, you get a certain percentage of the profit.

Thanks, Mario & Sophie Account Closed ,A better situation would probably be an installment sale with a possible right to a percentage of retained income over x amount of time.

Also most brokers don't want one agent working both ends of the deal because you can't represent the best interest of both parties.As for the Sellers bottom line, the percentage is agreed on at the time of listing the property for sale, its technically up to the seller and the listing agent how much the buyer agent gets commission wise, but its standard 50/50 or 3%.

If I replace the carpet, what percentage of that cost can I reasonable charge him?

Some associations have a percentage or ratio limit as to how many owners to renters there can be.

Most deals are going to look really good and I have no idea what percentage are as opposed to what are not.

I think they are taking it to the Supreme Court.My question would be- Once you disclose it what percentage of buyers will be like okay no problem.

You may need to do some searching to find one that will.Some HMLs want you to put in some percentage of the purchase or rehab costs.