Example A:
Percentage-Based Transactional Fee
Scenario
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Capital needed: $180,000
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Time capital is used: 2 days
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Deal type: Same-day double close
Example Fee Structure
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Short-term capital usage fee: 2% of deployed capital
How the Math Works
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2% of $180,000 = $3,600
At Closing
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$180,000 is returned to Clear to Close Capital
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$3,600 is paid as the usage fee
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Remaining proceeds go to you
What This Means for You
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One-time fee
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No monthly payments
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No ongoing interest
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Obligation ends when the deal closes
Example B:
Flat Transaction Fee
Scenario
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Capital needed: $150,000
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Time capital is used: 1 business day
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Deal type: Double close
Example Fee Structure
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Flat transactional fee of $3,000
At Closing
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$150,000 is returned
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$3,000 fee is paid
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Deal is complete
Why Some Investors Prefer This
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Predictable cost
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Easy to budget
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Not tied to interest or time extensions
Example C:
Earnest Money Deposit (EMD) Funding
Scenario
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EMD required: $5,000
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Funds held: 14 days
Example Fee Structure
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Flat EMD fee of $500
How It Plays Out
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$5,000 is deposited with title
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Contract is secured
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At closing or release, capital is returned
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Fee is paid once
Example D:
Gap Funding (Short Duration)
Scenario
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Gap amount: $40,000
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Duration: 10 days
Example Fee Structure
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3% short-term usage fee
Math
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3% of $40,000 = $1,200
Resolution
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$40,000 is repaid
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$1,200 fee is paid
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No continuing obligation
Important Clarification 🚨
These examples are for illustration only and do not represent guaranteed pricing or terms. Actual fees vary based on deal structure, duration, risk, and complexity. All terms are disclosed in writing and agreed upon before any funds are deployed.