Depending on the policies of the real estate company they may take a flat fee or a % of transaction (remember there is only one side your agent is representing so you should be able to secure representation for 3% or less of purchase price), negotiate that up front.

On the other side some people just flat out want to sell their house today.

We do have some rentals that we include the water, sewer (and almost always garbage which is easy because of the flat rate) in the rent.

We sold our London flat and bought a house last year.

We know a married couple who recently bought a 3 flat literally on the next street over of us who've not gone about it the right way and so far things are not going well for them.  

Do you give them a flat fee (let's say $1,000 per successful deal)?

Do you give them a flat fee (let's say $1,000 per successful deal)?

Secondly, my income is flat rate with a consistent average of $760 per week.

Account Closed That sounds about right for a small house with a granny flat in that area - I wouldn't say it's overpriced.  

@Kyle Krason you might want to look around for a flat rate eviction lawyer.