I am going through an agent, so there is buyer and seller agents' commissions involved.   

I'm the Managing Broker from Premier Agent Network in CO and we're 100% commission. 

I suspect their numbers are even better than that. being an insurance product then they must get approved by the insurance commission in each state ? 

As long as I don't pay myself a commission and the SDIRA pays for the listing photos, am I able to list the property myself on the MLS?

The realtor of course will get paid 3% commission by the seller, but for us RE investors (buyers), can we just make the realtor our realtor as well, and thus pay the other 3% commission?

You'll also save on real estate agent commissions. 

As many of you are likely aware, this settlement is poised to bring some significant changes to how real estate transactions, especially regarding agent commissions and MLS listings, are conducted.Here's a quick rundown of the key components: Transparency in Agent Compensation: One of the major shifts will be the removal of agent commission info from MLS listings.

Because of my limited capital and to avoid putting all my eggs in one basket, I’m moving more towards fractionalized.Unlike a brokerage, I only look at loan quality, I’m not motivated by commissions, thus less likely to lose money, in my view.

You have $15k to throw in the pot along with whatever commission you might earn on acquisition.

Conventional loan with a 10% downpayment, used my commission towards closing costs, and had a seller pay a portion of the closing costs.