You all probably dont give a shit but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I somehow lost my login password. I would love any help you can give me!
What does he mean by giving them 5% of the deal if the broker finds you a good deal? Like what does that look like with numbers? Can anyone explain or refer me to something, thank you.
the idea is basicly give some part of your profit to your agent after you finish the project. it helps a lot to get the lowest purchasing cost as possible and greatly enhance your chance of profiting for the whole project.
Gavin G Example property sells for 1 million dollars. Combined, seller and buyer broker fees are around 6% of the deal or 3% per party (buyer/seller). That’s 60k. Then with the remaining 940k you give your agent an extra 5% of the deal in this case it would be 47k. So they would get 77k. You would keep 893k and the other agent would get 30k.
Plenty of seats in the front, guys
Thanks Mr. John. Very valuable lessons for beginners.
I think there are seats in the front
Thank you John
35:23 LOL
Hahahahahaha what a character.....
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What in the devil's😂
What do you think of this question after 3 years? ChatGPT and AI and making this a lot more probable
Thanks Mr. Jonhs was a helpful summit for the topics were on it.
You all probably dont give a shit but does any of you know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I somehow lost my login password. I would love any help you can give me!
7% per deal (however long it takes) or 7% annual return to equity investors?
Most deal take 2 to 3 yrs. Plus 50 % profit.
The foreign student’s question on Tech’s disintermediation of the CRE industry has gotten a lot more probable in the past 3 years
so wanting to sell for the reason of chasing another deal is not a motivation. Ok, but why run from it?
What does he mean by giving them 5% of the deal if the broker finds you a good deal? Like what does that look like with numbers? Can anyone explain or refer me to something, thank you.
the idea is basicly give some part of your profit to your agent after you finish the project. it helps a lot to get the lowest purchasing cost as possible and greatly enhance your chance of profiting for the whole project.
zyilund how does one set something like that up? Like with a contract?
Gavin G Example property sells for 1 million dollars. Combined, seller and buyer broker fees are around 6% of the deal or 3% per party (buyer/seller). That’s 60k. Then with the remaining 940k you give your agent an extra 5% of the deal in this case it would be 47k. So they would get 77k. You would keep 893k and the other agent would get 30k.
@@zyilund thats absurd
@@agentorange4807 thats way too much i would not hand em a penny extra
great, thanks