Hi I was wondering if anyone could help explain to me how you go about charging finder’s fees?
By that I mean, when you find a great deal, how do you “lock it in”? How do you know that the person you tell about it isn’t just going to do it without paying you for telling them?
And when you actually get a deal, where do you advertise it?I appreciate the help, I’m really keen to get a few finder’s fees deals going as soon as possible.
Cheers and all the best,
VojinWhy don’t you put an option on the property?
Not sure where to advertize though, maybe in a forum on a website like this one.CATA
Asset Protection Specialist
[email protected]No advertising here Cata.
You might also need to check what qualifications and licences you need to hold before you start selling real estate deals to the public.
Perhaps newspaper advertising is the way? If you can source a high yield property then a classified ad in a Sydney paper might find investors that have given up finding a decent yield in their own area?
Good luck to you,
Simon Macks
Finance Broker
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We have just discovered this one “finder’s fees”
When we worlk into a builder to choose a new house plan to go with a new Home devalopment we are starting.
We tell the rep we are Finding our selfs and they give us there finder’s fee $1,Just my 2cts
RegardsQuote:Originally posted by Mortgage Hunter:No advertising here Cata.
Sorry Mortgage Hunter. I was not suggesting to advertise here, but maybe there is another site simmilar to this one which allows advertising.
Sorry for the misunderstanding.
CATA
Asset Protection Specialist
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