I was later educated on how they all work together to get a cut of the deal.  

From what I understand, I would need to be apart of a broker and they will take a cut which is fine, but since I won't be buying and selling actively, how can I approach this without having to pay heavy desk fees, but still earn a commission?

I mostly haven't had rent payments, I've just put cash down, paid for repair and got a cut of whatever profit may have come from it.

@Matt Gragg If we move the sink to that location we will have a cut out in the cabinet base for the cleanout and build a clover for the clean out that matches the cabinet.  

If it's cheap and they will be getting a cut of the profit and partial ownership, a family member or friend might be interested.

Most said I would get a cut on anything they collect, and then I never hear again.I've had decent success with the small claims court route - it doesn't take much time or expense. 

So it does affect my decision, but I dont have a hard and fast rule on what would be a cut off for me.

I agree Alex, and that is why it is not a cut and dry interest rates rise = lower prices.

Since I suffer from acute analysis paralysis, I was wondering if it's me or this is normal.

When I was technical writing before I retired, for example, I went through a temporary help agency (as a W-2 employee) who did my marketing and accounts receivable functions for me (for a cut of the action).