There are set fees like any grantors tax, HOA disclosure package, then fees that vary, like settlement fee, deed prep, prorated real estate taxes, commissions, closing cost assistance requested in contract, etc.

How does the buyer insure the seller’s agent doesn’t pocket a double commission as they normally manage to do when you try this in residential real estate? 

What are your management fees and commissions?

We closed at $1,275,000 and I put my commission back into the deal.

Im 21 now and still live with my parents so expenses are low, but my goal is to make 50k in active income by Dec 31st, 2024 and I have been brainstorming about somehow wholesaling but also using my license as an agent to get clients and potentially find off market leads and instead of putting them under contract myself like a wholesaler and then assigning them, is there a way y'all can think of to just bring those leads as an agent to cash buyers and get a commission without them taking the deal from under me?

Sellers want to be on the MLS that covers the area where their home is located, so they can offer a commission to LOCAL buyer agents.2.

So, early on, right after college he decided to forgo the usual “management trainee” route and go right to where he could make a lot of money fast - commissioned sales.

Thanks, but we don't care - it's stupid protectionist policies like that which resulted in the NAR lawsuit agreeing to mandatory commissions being cut last month. 

If my husband (who has a brokers license on the side of his day job) were to broker the RE transaction my Solo 401k purchases, can he take that commission without violating any rules?

I don’t really care about the training as I’m only really interested in having access to the MLS and saving commission on deals when I find them.Just wondering if there are any local options and maybe one brokerage to cover both New York and New Jersey.