I was talking about GCI - gross commission income - and that has been equaliced to e the same amount for all buyers agents.

A job like this around $1.5 million gross spending is not high or low.

These are tax deductible contributions which decreases the Tax you pay, and not your adjusted gross income.  

I kind of have an unrealistic goal of earing 8 figures gross a year by the time I am 30 and am willing to go all out.

Sure, gross negligence by the owner may create some, but that can be easily managed.

I have seen people buy real estate in Dayton, OH, where their gross rent exceeds 1.75%.

I will go back and escalate to their management up the chain.And also I agree many of them are probably out of the market but not updating the listing is a gross waste of everyone’s time evaluating the properties - I would rather spend that 30 mins on a different property that’s available in the market.

I recently reviewed a buyer's agreement which stated 3% on gross selling price, plus $695 flat fee in addition to percentage, for services provided. 

., interest rate, down payment, loan term).Calculate Gross Rental Income: Determine the total potential rental income the property could generate annually.

Hello,Responding to your request to property management recommendations.The Clark Group http://www.clarkgrouppm.com/Real Property Management Solutions, Dan Hayeshttps://www.realpmsolutions.com/Peace by Lease6501 S Macadam Ave Ste A, Portland, OR 97239https://www.peacebylease.comThe going rate in the Portland metro ranges from 8-14% of the gross rent, and the lease up fee (new tenant placement) ranges from ½ to a full month's rent.