How are y'all structuring finder fees to introducers? I've met a super connected dude who'd like to introduce me to new partners, I'd like to make it worth his while and give him a nice big check to say thank you and bring more deals like it but without paying him upfront How do I do it?

Hey everyone, I've been sick recently and I fell off the wagon a little bit because I talked to a lot of frogs and, eventually, nothing came out of it, at least for now. I'm still getting a lot of "can you do this for me?" But I'm starting to learn when to just say "no, I'm sorry". Either way, one of the fastest growing real estate companies in Spain asked the same question yesterday. And maybe I should just say "no, I'm sorry" but they're a big company and they're growing fast and I'm not sure I want to turn them down completely. Maybe I can use their curiosity about auctions to offer them something that might work better? Or maybe auctions can still work for them and I just can't see how? Does anyone have experience with something similar?

Please feel free @Travis Sago to take this down is this bad etiquette in this group However, I've got a live auction happening on Instagram for the next 23 hours if anyone wants to come and show me some love for the algo, and critique my mediocre auctioneering skills! Let me know and I'll post in the comments the insta link - AFTER travis kind permission

My partners got a big youtube channel... I'm interested in any ideas/strategies for pouring YouTube on the fire to our email auction we're promoting via email & sms

Whadda up @Travis Sago This is new for me: I'm running the same/successful auction again 7 months later to the same partners audience Would you still run the pre-testing demand phase before running the auction (even though the first one did well?) Would you do anything differently on 2nd run of the same auction?