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And now here's your host, Marco Santorelli's.

Hello, my friends and welcome to another episode of Ask Marco,

where I answer your investing related questions.

Today's question comes in from Reggie and he has a question about turnkey property promoters.

He says, hi Marco, thanks for the great educational information that you put forth on your

podcast. It's helped me learn so much in just a short

period of time. One question that I had for you and many of your other listeners probably

have a similar question is the following.

I generally understand the difference between a turnkey promoter such as Norrada real estate

investments and a turnkey provider and I generally understand how a turn key provider makes their money in

brackets value ad through renovations, profit by selling the properties that they themselves own,

potential ongoing property management fees etc.

However, I don't quite understand how you, Norrata, earn money through helping individual investors.

Do individual investors pay Norrata a dedicated fee for your help or service or advice?

Do you get a commission from the turnkey provider as the equivalent of a finders fee or realtors fee?

Does Norrada take a little quote meat off the bone close quote from the deal?

Please don't misinterpret this as being hostile in any way and I don't. I am simply trying to

understand how a turnkey promoter like Norata makes money in the process

because I think it's important to understand different parties financial incentives.

In brackets he says there's nothing wrong with having financial incentives.

Everyone has them.

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