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Yuri Mohan
  • New to Real Estate
  • St Louis, MO
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My names Yuri, I don’t have my license yet for real estate. But I’m thinking of going into Commercial Real Estate. I was wondering how does it work when writing contracts?? Also when creating the contract and I offer to the tenant they can stay there and propose the monthly rent for them do I get paid off that as well?? Or does the broker profit off that?? Its just things that have been on my mind. 

Thank you for your time!!

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Nathan Gesner
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You'll have to be licensed to earn a commission on real estate transactions. If you are licensed, then you can negotiate the lease and negotiate what your fee will be for procuring the renter.

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