Hello,How I can take advantage of commission in Real Estate Business ?

This goes for hedge fund fees, realtor commissions, property management fees, etc.  

I only ask because I am in the same boat, working a full time job as a construction project manager but wanting to get my license to be able to show myself homes and cut out the sales agent commission.

@Chris Reeves  I think what your thinking about is this.seller list property you offer full price all cash no contingencies.. seller rejects.. there is a mechanism for the listing agent to get paid.. buyer still does not get the property but the listing agent and maybe the other agent can sue for their commission because they brought in a ready willing and able buyer according to the listing agreement....

@Jon KellyAll bank owned properties are listed with an agent and provide a commission to a buyer agent as well.If you plan to make an offer on a listed property (whatever it may be), it's a great opportunity to start interviewing agents as you are bringing them business.Many people just go to the listing agent on a listed property and this is often a mistake.  

We have had people run the commission through work before, and they pay 100% of it back to the employee (again since they don't care about the residential side of agency).

Then maybe get a cut or a commission or something like that.  

OK, here it is:Assuming that all fees, commission splits, policies, etc are the same across all brokerages (the 2 franchises and 1 start-up); Which would help me better become a successful agent and broker (in a few years)?

You can get a finders fee, 1-2k, and then I'm sure they will let you list it as well to get your commission like stated above.

Realtors will usually be happy to make the change because it will also mean a slightly bigger commission.