Transactional funding fees are third party fees.
If we do market your deal and we find a buyer then all profits will be split 50/50 net of closing costs and
transactional funding fees.
Not exact matches
Mutual
funds are different than self - directed investing because they don't charge you
fees on a
transactional basis.
More and more investors are using
transactional funding for short sale and REO flips because the
fees are usually lower, there's never any risk to their credit and there's not as much red tape because they're not qualifying for a loan.
A common example in
transactional work might be a success
fee upon the closing of an offering or the
funding of a loan.
I hear
transactional funding is expensive, about 40 % of your whole sale
fee.
William - to answer your question, as the lender (in this case called a
transactional funder) I would charge points and a
fee, that is the incentive - profit!
You can use a
transactional funding company and pay a
fee to use their money for a day.