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Finder's fee...In Reply to: Legally receiving finder's fee for bridge loan to owner? posted by David F on September 16, 2003 at 1:23 PM : Ward, : I am not a licenced mortgage broker or real estate broker. I am leading several people in foreclosure to mortgage brokers who are successfully closing bridge loans for them (usually hard money junior loans). : 1. How can I legally receive a finder's fee for this? David, In CA, for merely introducing A to B you can legally charge a finder’s fee. It’s only when you negotiate the terms of a real estate transaction on behalf of another that the state requires you to hold a real estate license. 1. The amount of the finder’s fee is up to the parties to determine. 2. I’d try to get about 10% of what the agent stands to make on the deal. 3. I’d try to collect my fee at the time of the introduction of A to B. 4. To be viewed as a foreclosure consultant you’d have to be collecting the fee from the owner in default before the service was rendered. Hope this helps. Follow Ups:
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