Business brokerage has more in common with commercial real estate sales where you need to get a commission agreement SIGNED before you send the referral or execute any type of contract. 

But yes, she should get up to speed on what is OK and what is not as concerns brokerage laws in her jurisdiction.

Think of it as a legal wrapper but in reality it is legal document that looks like a contract which you design with an estate attorney and you will fund it with assets such as cash, brokerage accounts, cars, boats, real estate, etc.

I work with an awesome investor-oriented real estate brokerage run by an experienced investor, landlord and property manager.

Putting a fee for this on the settlement statement would be a violation of PA's brokerage laws.

@Ying Lan we are one of the biggest wholesalers in Tampa Bay with 2 brokerage offices, many agents in different counties, a designated acquisitions and sales team plus property management and a construction team.

So if you absolutely need to see a property in the evenings or weekends call the brokerage and ask for the newest broker/associate and that's the one that would be most likely to show you stuff on a Saturday.But if I was the broker I'd be a little interested in your experience level as well based on your question.

You also might be putting the cart before the horse here because it sounds like you need a brokerage first to be affiliated with.

Anyone know of a good brokerage that provides good training and support for new agents ?

Anyone know of a good brokerage that provides good training and support for new agents ?