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@Skyler Smith this is how we used to do the RE commission thing:
We needed to get creative because we ran out of our cash fast, (it was not much in the first place), so I had asked about 20 realtors in my area if i could borrow their commission (buyer agent's) and just pay them 60 monthly payments out the the rent cash flow, and 19 said no or just laughed at me, but one guy said yes. So with that agent i was able to buy over a dozen or more properties and use his commission borrowed at zero interest to pay the closing cost (3%) so i could buy houses with almost no money down. In the end he was getting close to $1000 per month every moth even when the other agents were starving during bad weather. Now those properties we purchased with no money down had little cash flow($50/mo) tripled in value since the 1998-2000 and the rent almost doubled so we have close to $1000/mo cash flow on many of the properties. "All we had to do" :) is to keep the properties rented. It was a long a not very exiting process with a few Sunday night phone calls but we are getting where we would like to be
Good Luck to you!