What Is This Business Called The Finder's Fees Business?

Let’s back up here for a minute before we talk about making big money as a Fat Cat Professional Finder. Sure – there are plenty of big bucks to be made as a professional finder. 

IF……… That’s right – IF..… If you do it right!

And most folks don’t do it right. The reason being is that most people who jump into this business of finding – jump into it without knowing the game rules. This is why most fail at this business. So you really need to sit back and ask yourself, "Do I have what it takes to be a professional finder? And let's NOT talk about being a professional finder BUT a GOOD professional finder.

You can’t go into this half cocked. Would you believe that most people, even people who call themselves finders, do not really know what a finder is. Although so much has been written about the easy money fortunes being made as a finder, most people do not know what a finder is, or how to earn finder’s fees. So in order to define what a finder is, let’s first point out what a finder is not.

• A finder is not a dealer. Dealers take-on a product, or service for sales and promotions. Dealers are only responsible for distributing the product, or service, from the main source to the end user.

•  A finder is not a pre-seller. Pre-sellers take a selling price from a product source and add-on what they feel to be a fair margin of profit, and sell it. When a sale is made, the pre-seller buys the product from the source and ships it to the buyer.

• A finder is not a representative of, or agent for, either buyer or the seller. Representatives and agents are authorized by their clients to negotiate the purchase, or sale, of specific services and products. They can legally sign documents obligating their clients.

There you have it. Very many people who call themselves finders are not really finders at all. They are really Salesmen, Agents/Representatives, and/or Pre-sellers. The answer to the question is; that a finder is nothing more than a “match-maker” for a fee. The Professional Finder simply matches qualified buyers with qualified sellers, or vice versa. In business life also, the meaning of the word “find” is just that. Where a sale of something is involved, you find a buyer.

The Business of Finding

Where an acquisition of something is involved, you find a seller. We have found that the best way to find one party to a business transaction is to look in your own community (buyer or seller). Then match up his/her needs with those of another party (buyer/seller) in another city, state, country and away from your local community.

But you don’t have to stop here. You can also bring together two parties – one in Florida, and the other in Singapore, even if you live in Kansas City. Many Professional Finders are doing this and making a fortune.

The advent of the Internet has brought the world of communications to your fingertips. So Google away my friend and bring together a buyer and seller of any commodity!

Why A Finder?

And why not? You ask, “Why would anyone or company pay a Finder’s Fee?” Good question. There are over 300 million people in this country of ours, and millions of small, medium, and large companies. Now – do you think that these businesses can know of all the sources of supply, service providers, potential buyers, and potential sellers? Of course not!

Does it really make sense that companies spend thousands and hundreds of thousands, and tie up important employees to do nothing but research the existence of these suppliers, buyers, and service providers?

All they would have to do is get a finder to go to the expense and trouble of locating the contacts they need. The fees will be much less than what they would have spent if they had done the research them-selves.

Many limp-wrist finders complain that its hard work, difficult to weed through hundreds of unqualified leads before they find one good solid source. They continue complaining that this time wasted is keeping them from earning their fees. Now! Whoever said it was that easy? If it was that easy, do you think anyone would have need for a Professional Finder, or even consider paying a Finder’s Fee?

The finders who complain are the failures. Keep this in your mind; a finder earns his/her fee by weeding through the unqualified leads or losers; by following all of the dead-end paths; and by, eventually, getting hold of a real genuine source, buyer, seller, or whatever.

This is what a finder gets highly paid for doing. The company or individual that pays these Finder Fees pays it so they will not have to chase down all of those unqualified leads, and dead-ends. That is the name of this game.

What Are Finder’s Fees?

Finder’s Fees are basically a fee for providing a service to an individual, or company. For example, let’s look at some situations:

• A Texas man earned $43,000 on a single business transaction. This transaction consisted of making 3 telephone calls, several emails, and about 7 hours of his time. The transaction being the closing of a scrap metal deal involving a seller in Pittsburgh, PA and a buyer in Houston, TX. Not a bad days pay!

•  A California woman collected a Finder’s Fee of $225,000 for the sale of beautiful mountain retreat in Santa Cruz, California. This transaction dealt with the sale of prime real estate that involved the seller in California and the buyer from Egypt. It took this young woman 2 telephone calls and 2 emails to close this baby.

•  A New York couple collected a Finder’s Fee of $80,000 on a single sale of precious stones from Brazil to a buyer in Reno, Nevada. The sales continued and earned this couple an average yearly income of $34,000 for the next 3 years.

•  A New Jersey man collected a Finder’s Fee of $60,000 for matching a buyer of distress computer merchandise in Louisville, KY from the seller in Santa Clara, CA. This transaction involved 2 telephone calls, 2 emails, and one letter of correspondence.

•  An Arizona woman collected a Finder’s Fee of $14,700 for locating 48,000 travel mugs in closeout merchandise. This transaction consisted of only 2 telephone calls and about 2 hours of work.

Each of these situations in which the above individuals collected money, was in Finder’s Fees. As you can see, the possibilities are endless. If you keep your eyes and ears open, you can make a killing in this business.

Where Are Finder’s Fees Opportunities?

Walk through a shopping center, a discount store. Drive through any industrial complex; visit any dock where longshoreman is unloading cargo.

Watch any office building or high-rise business structure of any type. Attend an auction. Read the classified sections of any newspaper. Research the Internet. Get listed on chat/blog sites. Excellent sites to find buyers and sellers are Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.

Read the ads and contents of trade and business magazines in many fields. Chances are great that a finder somewhere along the line had much to do with the creation of the business momentum that you will have observed. The “Finder” reaches into every remote area of American and International business and collects his fees. The horizons are as broad as the composite whole of our American economy itself. Here are just a few examples of finders’ fee offerings:

• Fees for finding insurance policyholders willing to convert their insurance premiums into tax-deductible items

•  Fees for uncovering hidden estates

•  Fees for finding buyers, sellers and traders in blocked, frozen or restricted foreign currencies

•  Fees for finding those willing to rent letters of credit

•  Fees for renting your own collateral, and having it too

•  Fees for finding big quantities of cosmetic and pharmaceutical products available for resale

•  Fees for finding sellers or buyers for any kind of production tools or equipment and earn a 5% fee for each “closed” deal

•  Fees for locating financing

Rare? Unusual? Odd? Yes! But, we have presented this small handful of way out examples merely to show you the long tentacle “reach” of the Finders’ Fee Business.

You can earn tremendous fees in the “finding” business if you set it up “right,” work at it “right,” and cash-in on it “right.” Our purpose is to show you the way. We will tell you about the most lucrative fields, how to set up your own finder’s service, the equipment and supplies you’ll need, the know-how and where- how you’ll need.

So - Let me ask you again........ Do you have what it takes to become a GOOD professional finder??

Find out NOW =======>  Click Here

To Your Wealth,

Remington J Penman
http://www.GlobalConnectionResources.Net
http://www.GlobalConnectionResources.Com

PS - Grab your $3500 worth of FREE marketing tools, eBooks, lifetime consultation and training not found anywhere else, when you come onboard!

Visit our other Blogs:

http://find4fees.blogspot.com/
http://biggunscartel.blogspot.com/
http://theratraceends.blogspot.com/
http://stopbeingbrokeforever.blogspot.com/
http://professionalfinders.blogspot.com/

"Nothing in the world is more common than unsuccessful people with talent"

How NOT To Get Screwed On Finder's Fees Deals!

You've heard the term before - White Suits vs the Black Suits!! The good guys vs the bad guys!

Most often you'll find principals who are happy to pay your fees - if, of course, you get the job done for them. It's the same principle that is followed by companies of all sorts – in addition to sales commission rates, the awarding of bonuses, and a free top-salesman award of an all expenses paid trip to the Caribbean for you and your wife.

It's a fact that everybody loves a producer, a go-getter, and will generally pay him promptly and well. The only difference between you and the company setup is that, as a finder, you are working as an independent contractor! So upon the closing details of every transaction you are involved in, you must exercise closer scrutiny. Is this more work? of course! But always remember - the rewards are most often far greater. How many salespeople do you know who can pull down $150,000 - $200,000 on a single deal, as a good professional finder can? Therefore, the guys in the white suits outnumber the guys in the black suits by a considerable margin.
 
But, what do you do when the guy with the black suit confronts you? One of the Bad Guys?? In business, there's always the occasional guy in the black suit. The bully, as we call them, who will threaten you with a nuisance suit, threaten to do damage to your reputation, threaten to blacklist you with your clientele. A gang of other business associates that don’t like you!
 
When something like this happens, you might do what we did when a principal we were working for as a finder several years ago tried to cover over the completion of a transaction and cheat us out of our fee. It was a sweet deal! 500 MT of used railroad ties! And this was a one year deal with 50 MT delivered each month. We weren't about to lose out on this deal when we found out what this principal was trying to do. 

Of course, we started out with the usual threatening civil suit. Then we took it up a notch and hit-him-with-everything-but-the-kitchen-sink " threat!. We sent a letter to the F.T.C. to investigate. We alerted by letter, the Better Business Bureau of his community, the State Attorney General's Office, and the Intelligence Division of the I.R.S. (because of suspected tax fraud). The point is - we poured it on heavily that the man never knew, from week to week, which flank he would have to defend next.
 
Can you imagine getting a letter threatening civil suit, with copies of all documents and the bottom reading:

cc: Securities & Exchange Commission
cc: Federal Trade Commission
cc: Inspection Division, U. S. Post Office Dept.
cc: Better Business Bureau
cc: State Attorney General Office
cc: Internal Revenue Service, Intelligence Division

What would you think? In addition to being mad, confused, and with a slight jump in your blood pressure, you might think it best to settle before the avalanche smothers you. This is what we call the "Shock & Awe". And, when we reminded this gentleman that these various governmental investigative actions initiated by us were only for "Starters" and that in the coming months at least another half-dozen would be launched. Guess what? We suddenly got paid. Don't be intimidated by the guys in the black suits! Always have your agreements with either buyer, seller or both signed, dated, and notarized. Keep all correspondence whether letters faxes, emails documented and filed. Protect yourself!

Ever thought about working as a Manufacturers' Rep? You can learn how to get into your own Manufacturer's Rep business with No Money and No Credit. In fact, you're about to discover that this is one of the easiest businesses you can get into. Check out this link:

http://www.roadtowealth.com/manrep.htm

To Your Wealth, 

Remington J Penman
www.globalconnectionresources.net 

PS - Grab your $3500 worth of FREE marketing tools, eBooks, lifetime consultation and training not found anywhere else, when you come onboard!

Visit our other Blogs:
http://find4fees.blogspot.com/
http://biggunscartel.blogspot.com/
http://theratraceends.blogspot.com/
http://stopbeingbrokeforever.blogspot.com/
http://professionalfinders.blogspot.com/

“A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks
others have thrown at him”

You Can Earn Fat Finder's Fees In The M&A Industry!

Did you know that there are big paydays in the Mergers & Acquisitions industry (M&A) for the astute professional finder? Don't put all of your eggs in one basket when considering branching out to other areas. There is lots of money to be made working in Commodities, Precious Stones, Distressed Merchandise, Real Estate & Financing, but smart professional finders will also include M&A which is short for Mergers & Acquisitions.

But what is Merger & Acquisitions?
  
This is a general term used to refer to the consolidation of companies. A merger is a combination of two companies to form a new company, while an acquisition is the purchase of one company by another in which no new company is formed.
 
The M&A business for many years was predominantly limited to 'insiders' who had connections with each other (it was called, the 'old boys' network). These 'insiders' made millions of dollars by sharing information between themselves as to which companies were for sale and who wanted to buy them. As mergers and acquisitions "matchmakers" (also called "finders''), they brought the "seller" and "buyer" together and made their huge finder's fees. This 'old boy's network' is old school and with the advent of the Internet, the game has changed dramatically. 

You see - the Internet makes it possible for anyone using a computer to research and access business information that was previously hard to find and often available only to the 'old boy insiders'. And you can earn a finder or referral fee for introducing business buyers and sellers that result in a closed transaction. That's right!

Can anyone really make big paydays with the Mergers and Acquisitions business?

Do you think??? Of course you can, that is - if you do it right and smart! And being a professional finder for M&A deals can be a very lucrative home-based profession. Look at this business as you would look at being a real estate broker, for example.  The only difference is that you are matching buyers and sellers of businesses, instead of homes. As a real estate broker you can sell a house for $150,000 or you can sell a house for $2 million. The more expensive the house, the more commission you earn. M&A finder or referral fees can be a lot more, since businesses transactions can be quite larger than a residential real-estate transaction.

M&A Deal Finders businesses that have at least $1-$3 million in sales and go all the way up to $150 million in sales. With these numbers, applying your skills matchmaking in acquisitions and mergers is a far more profitable business than being a real estate broker.

There are many people working in the M&A matchmaker business that earn between $500,000 to over $2 million dollars per year doing this. This does not mean that you will earn this much, or anything at all, since it all depends on your motivation, work habits and follow-up. This is not a "get rich quick" business. This business as with all business start-ups takes time and effort on your part. The business takes research on your part to find the right sellers and buyers, contacting them to see if they are interested, for the business to be presented to buyers the seller matches to, for the lawyers to prepare the 'buy-sell agreements' and for escrow to close before you get your check. The efforts may be strong but the rewards are fantastic! 

What about education and licensing requirements? Don't I need these?

You must consider as with Real Estate & Financing and as well with Mergers & Acquisitions, having specialized learning, education or training will be of great help to you as in any business, but you do not have to be a lawyer, CPA or have an MBA in order to be a successful Finder.

LISTEN UP!:  Being a Finder does not mean you are a broker. As a Finder you do not take on any fiduciary role or act as an agent on behalf of the buyer or seller; you are merely a matchmaker bringing the two parties together and for that you can earn a finder or referral fee. You must have enough horse sense to get the two parties together and then back off and let them work out all the details of the agreement together with their own attorneys, accountants and/or licensed brokers. A great way to get started is to get involved with Investors or Investor Groups that specialize in Mergers & Acquisitions.

You can choose to work as a finder for these groups as a 1099 contractor (and getting a finder's or referral fee for transactions).  You then need to make sure that that your investor or investment group gives you an annual 1099 as your tax-paying document when you file your taxes on April 15th. The reason being is that this will unofficially put you under their "payroll" as an unofficial employee of their company and disallow you from needing any type of licensing to find deals for your "employer since you will be working in the capacity of a bird-dog and/or finder.

How do you get started in this business?

The best way to get started in this business is to go to your Google search engine and type in the words "Business Buyers" and then looking to see what the buyers have posted online for businesses wanted. This is an important step to take first because you want to start your "seller searches" with the buyer in mind. Once you find an active buyer, create a document in your word processing program such as MS-Word that details what the buyer is looking for. That becomes the buyers "profile" for you to use when searching for businesses and sellers for them. Things to consider when putting together your profile:

• Industry: Type of business they looking to buy or invest in.

• Industry Size: Does the buyer need the business to meet a minimum revenue or sales level before they would consider buying or investing in them?

• Profitability Level: Does the buyer need the business to meet a minimum earnings or net income level before they would consider buying or investing in them)?

• Location(s) Required: What location(s) is the buyer interested in? Are they looking everywhere or just in a specific city/state/region)?

Finding business owners and sellers is very easy. For example, go to your Google search engine and type in the words "business for sale". You will find thousands of web sites that list different businesses for sale. When you find the business you think will be of interest to a specific buyer, you contact the seller or business owner to see if they are interested to work with you and are willing to pay you a finder or referral fee to be introduced to buyer prospects.

When they reply with interest, you get your fee agreement in place with them and then fill-out a simple form describing the business for sale that shows the business matches what the buyer says they are looking for. In "Striking Gold in the Finder's Fess Business", there are several fee agreement forms that you can use. You then forward that information to the buyer. This will be in a the form of a 'blind profile' whereby the buyer cannot contact the seller without getting back in touch with you first. If the buyer isn't interested in that particular deal, send him another business for sale that matches their requirements / criteria until they find what they are looking for.

When the buyer and seller each finds what they want, the typical scenario would be that the deal goes into escrow. Before escrow closes the buyer would most likely make an inspection trip to see the business. The buyer would be doing this and not you. The buyer would meet with the management group and inspect the business and facility.  If everything is acceptable, they present their offer, their professionals (Attorneys, Bankers, Brokers) prepare the paperwork, set a closing date for the transaction and the buyer and seller tell the escrow company to proceed with the closing. An excellent website to visit is www.businessbroker.net

Your Finder's Fee check is either mailed to you or your fee is wired directly into your bank account to you at the time of the closing of their transaction. Remember while all this is going on, all you did was get the two parties together and then back off and let them work out all the details of the agreement together with their own attorneys, accountants and/or licensed brokers. Under NO circumstances, are you to get involved with any part of the transaction.

Finding business owners and sellers is very easy. For example, go to your Google search engine and type in the words "business for sale". You will find thousands of web sites that list different businesses for sale. When you find the business you think will be of interest to a specific buyer, you contact the seller or business owner to see if they are interested to work with you and are willing to pay you a finder or referral fee to be introduced to buyer prospects. 

To Your Wealth, 

Remington J Penman
www.globalconnectionresources.net 

PS - Grab your $3500 worth of FREE marketing tools, eBooks, lifetime consultation and training not found anywhere else, when you come onboard!

Visit our other Blogs:

http://find4fees.blogspot.com/
http://biggunscartel.blogspot.com/
http://theratraceends.blogspot.com/
http://stopbeingbrokeforever.blogspot.com/
http://professionalfinders.blogspot.com/

"It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed"

What Are The Most Lucrative Fields in the Finder's Fees Business?

I often get asked on what are the best fields to work in to make tons of money in the Finder's Fees business? What are the most popular areas to concentrate where I can get big finder's fees from? 

Well - Let's examine each of the top fields and then you can decide and begin working these areas, OK?

The following fields represent perhaps the easiest and most lucrative to enter. As you read this post, be particularly aware that whether you enter just one field or have an interest in many, the key word to remember is "KNOWLEDGE".  As mentioned in my eBook, "Striking Gold in the Finder's Fees Business", you will need to bone up on your reading of your interest. 

There is plenty of money to be made in this business and the highly aggressive and astute entrepreneur will reap the harvest. On that note, let's proceed. 

COMMODITIES & MINERALS:

What are commodities? Look around you. Corn, wheat, rice, scrap steel, orange juice, canned goods, distressed computer merchandise, cell phones, etc. etc. etc. Canned foods of all kinds, because of their natural preservation qualities, make up a consistently good market. Scrap steel is growing and will continue to grow due to the recycling efforts of conscientious Americans. Way back in the early 1970's, Platinum was enjoying a big demand, due to being one of the best catalysts for anti-pollution devices. Even today, Platinum is a valuable commodity. Mercury remains strong in demand and metals such as lead, zinc, and copper are strong contenders. Nickel, overall, enjoys strong demand.

OK! So how do you start in commodities and minerals? The same way you start in on anything else; through KNOWLEDGE. The New York Mercantile Exchange contains tons of information. Also, the American Association of Commodity Traders is an excellent source. If your interest is in pure commodities, such as pork bellies, corn, wheat, etc., look through the library for the trade organizations and also the Chicago Exchange addresses in this field. Energy fuels such as crude oil, butane, and propane are markets for huge  profits for the astute finder. 

PRECIOUS & SEMI-PRECIOUS STONES:

Despite the ups and downs in the world's supply of Diamonds, this is a very good field to deal in as a finder. For example, in 2012, a New York couple collected a Finder's Fee of $80,000 on a single sale of precious stones from Brazil to a buyer in Reno, Nevada. The transactions continued and earned this couple an average yearly income of $45,000 for the next 3 years. Opals, which have been appreciating steadily in value at a rate of 10% - 15% per year, in recent years, are another of the precious; semi-precious stones markets worth looking into. Emeralds and rubies also score high in this market. 

When you enter the semi-precious stones market, you are getting into the biggest volume, fastest turnover market in this category. The main reason for this is mass market. The bottom line is, how many people around the world can afford diamonds, emeralds, and rubies? Think about it. Big markets are developing in Jade, Tiger Eyes (from Taiwan or Hong Kong), Garnet, Topaz, and Tourmaline. The astute finder can take in millions of dollars in this field alone. This is an excellent field to enter. 

COLLECTOR'S ITEMS & ANTIQUES:

There are many collector's items of indeterminable value sitting up there in attics and basements throughout the USA, postage stamps of high denomination, any kind of product made out of a special kind of material that is now extinct. Despite the high rate of transience of the American public, treasures in truck and trash are everywhere.  Antiques is a great area to pursue. The value of an 1875 roll-top desk, imported hand-carved furniture from the Victorian era, firearms of the old west will amaze you.

If you walk down any street in any old section of town (pre -1910 built homes) and enter the premises, you'd find a small fortune in valuables of which the  owner did not even know the worth in at least 20% of the homes. Try this for starters: Place classified ads in such magazines and newspapers such as Grit Magazine, Cappers Magazine, and the many other farm periodicals. The reason being, you will want to reach the old homestead market. Read more in "Striking Gold in the Finder's Fees Business" on how you can place small cheap ads in these magazines.

REAL ESTATE & FINANCING:

Let's face it....... The Real Estate field has got to be the biggest and best paying areas of the entire finder's fee arena. This is where the big bucks can be attained if pursued properly. Many successful finders have earned fees of $100,000 to $1,000,000 and more on just one transaction such as the purchase, sale or financing of large shopping centers, industrial complexes, high-rise apartments and office buildings, 100,000 acre plus ranches. 

Right now there is a huge need for people just like you to find properties for investors who are TOO BUSY to be locating properties on their own! There is a huge need for "Finders" who can find lucrative cash flow property deals for investors. The quick and easy way to get involved in this business is to be a "finder" for a specific and designated investor or investment group. 

That's right and the trick, obviously, is to "hook up" with an investor or investment group (or with many investors) and start locating properties that fit into your investor's criteria. Many investors are actively looking for under-performing properties, REOs, and cash flowing properties in specific areas of the country. Commercial Real estate is HOT!. You can earn up to 5% on Finder's Fees when you close these deals. I open the lid in this field in my eBook, "Striking Gold in the Finder's Fees Business".

MANUFACTURER'S REPS:

Independent manufacturer's representatives throughout the country are constantly looking for new products to complement their lines. Once you have built adequate cross-reference files from several of the other major categories, you will have the match-ups with which to approach them. 

The Manufacturer's Agent's Guide lists more than 12,000 manufacturer's representatives in the U.S. and Canada. Visit http://www.themaa.co.uk/agents.htm . The same holds true for wholesalers. While most will only accept big volume, name brand merchandise, some will be interested in big "good deal" close outs. 

CUSTOM MANUFACTURING:

Custom manufacturing is another good area to exploit. We have run ads in our monthly newsletter, "Worldwide Business Connection" from a variety of manufacturers offering Finder's Fees for those finding users for their facilities. These range from cosmetics compounding and packaging, to laminating, to structural steel fabrication, and just about every other type of manufacturing, engineering and warehousing help in between. The classified section of the Sunday New York Times, under "Manufacturing Facilities Offered" is an especially good source of leads. 

SPECIALTY MAIL ORDER COMPANIES:

The catalog houses are always looking for new products to market. This is a very good field to enter. It is enormous. From the hundreds of national firms that put out those small 10-100 page catalogs to the big guys like, Sears, and Macy's. In conclusion, through reading, studying, and researching the various trade, business, and specialty magazines, the astute finder can amass a conscientious printout of hundreds of "match-up" possibilities that can earn him very lucrative fees.

Remember, "If you read, you succeed; if you snooze, you lose." Act by acting. Do by doing. And don't stop short of success. As I said earlier, "Among peers,this is the easiest business in the world!"
There are plenty more fields to work in and these are further detailed in our eBook, "Striking Gold in the Finder's Fees Business". So - Let's Get Busy!

To Your Wealth,
Remington J Penman


PS - Grab your $3500 worth of FREE marketing tools, eBooks, lifetime consultation and training not found anywhere else, when you come onboard! 

Visit our other Blogs:
http://find4fees.blogspot.com/
http://biggunscartel.blogspot.com/
http://theratraceends.blogspot.com/
http://stopbeingbrokeforever.blogspot.com/
http://professionalfinders.blogspot.com/

"Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm."

Earn up to 5% in Finder's Fees With Commercial Properties!

Did You Know That You Can CASH IN BIG By Simply FINDING  Hot Property Deals for Investors!
 
Let's face it....... The Real Estate field has got to be the biggest and best paying areas of the entire finder's fee arena. This is where the big bucks can be attained if pursued properly. Many successful finders have
earned fees of $100,000 to $1,000,000 and more on just one transaction such as the purchase, sale or financing of large shopping centers, industrial complexes, high-rise apartments and office buildings, 100,000 acre plus  ranches. 

Right now there is a huge need for people just like you to find properties for investors who are TOO BUSY to be locating properties on their own!  There is a huge need for "Finders" who can find lucrative cash flow property
deals for investors. The quick and easy way to get involved in this business is to be a "finder" for a specific and designated investor or investment group. That's right and the trick, obviously, is to "hook up" with an investor or
investment group (or with many investors) and start locating properties that fit into your investor's criteria.
 
It's NOT Rocket Science! It Is Plain and Simple....

Many investors are actively looking for under-performing properties, REOs, and cash flowing properties in specific areas of the country.

"And what are those areas you may ask"???? You simply determine that by asking them directly, as each investor has a different set of criteria to follow.  Most investors are just looking for SOLID cash flow properties! And that's it! And they would be willing to pay up to 5% of the final purchase price after the close of escrow!

That's up to $50,000 per $1,000,000!! Did you get that?

And since I STRONGLY recommend that you work with COMMERCIAL properties that average around $2,000,000 to $5,000,000, the finder's fee would range from $100,000 to $250,000 for ONE DEAL!

Why Can't These Investors Find These Properties On Their Own?  Why Would They Pay Me the BIG BUCKS To Find These Properties FOR Them?"
 
These investors aren't totally useless and just lie around in a bed of cash! They do look for properties on their own.  But...they can't map the entire country searching for those super deals unless they have a staff of 100 or more people
or personal assistants to look in every nook and cranny to find every deal available!

But you can map the entire USA and in fact all over the world finding commercial property of all types just by using a simple tool that is free when you order Striking Gold in the Finder's Fees Business!

By The Way - Did You Know???

There are many investors and investment groups in located in Asia, Europe, India, and in many other continents and countries looking to pick up American properties at rock-bottom prices and for pennies on the dollar??  

Many of these foreign investors don't know how to determine a hot property or area from locations in the USA that may or may not be recommended.  They prefer want to entrust their investment decisions with someone who knows the United States and can guide them to making successful and profitable investments. They need YOU to help them make these critical profit decisions by helping them find profitable property deals here in the United States! 

Generally speaking, larger investment groups are looking for properties that are $20,000,000 or higher! There was one property deal in particular that I was part of some years ago with my investor partners where the property was valued at $125million!  Can you imagine getting a 5% "finder's fee" on that deal?  That would be about $6,250,000! Ka Ching!! Ka Ching!!

Is it possible to think that you can get millions of dollars as a finder's fee on each deal? Possible... But not likely... Usually on the larger property purchases your fee will be in the neighborhood of 2% to 3%.  This is usually the standard. Even if you got a 2% finder's fee, that would be about $2,500,000!!! 

"Is This Legal? Aren't I Just Acting As a Real Estate Agent and Won't I  Need a Real Estate License for This?"

Each state in the U.S.A. varies greatly in their real estate laws, rules, and regulations. You must have enough horse sense to get the two parties together and then back off and let them work out all the details of the agreement together with their own attorneys, accountants and/or licensed brokers. 

Under NO circumstances, in the field of Real Estate, can a finder act as a direct intermediary, if he is not licensed. But don't fret. There is a way to overcome this little dilemma and I will tell you...................

There is a ton of money to be made in the Finder's Fees Business. Whether you choose to target the Commodities & Minerals field, New Products, Inventions, Mergers & Acquisitions, Specialty Mail Order Companies, Collector's Items & Antiques, or Real Estate & Financing, it is your choice.

You can choose to do nothing and continue living your life the way it is currently, experiencing financial issues, and wondering how you are going to survive, or you can change your life NOW! You can't make any changes in your life until you start doing something different.  You can choose to start doing something different right now.

CLICK HERE to make that change!


To Your Wealth,
Remington J Penman

PS - Grab your $3500 worth of FREE marketing tools, eBooks, lifetime consultation and training not found anywhere else, when you come onboard! "Success consists of going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm"

Visit Our Other Blogs!

http://find4fees.blogspot.com
http://theratraceends.blogspot.com/
http://stopbeingbrokeforever.blogspot.com/
http://professionalfinders.blogspot.com/