After all, a REALTOR sells one house and makes $15,000 in commission!

Oh, and no regular bank or broker will lend to you on a commission income without two years of paystubs, so I’d highly recommend waiting to quit whatever regular job you have until you’ve purchased, or pushing your purchasing plans several years down the road.  

By the time you pay commissions and taxes you will wish you kept it.

Doing a little research, I'm starting to uncover some of the local laws (mainly from https://www.courier-journal.com/story/news/politic...)Right now I'm tracking a $25 registration w/ revenue commission and obtaining a conditional use permit.

I got my RE license a month ago and I will not charge myself any commission.6.

It also should state whether or not your agent is offering a cooperating commission to another agent which is usually half of what they are getting.

They are driven by commissions and only looking for the highest selling product.

I have negotiated with the seller's agent to represent both sides of the listing and reduce the total commission payout. 

They will have more information on the property than just a random buyer's agent and they are happier to work with you and show you the property because if you buy directly from them they are getting the whole commission and not splitting it with a buyer's agent.

I just started a new career as a truck driver and I'm having a hard time getting a loan the leneed told me my income in considered commission income because of the way truckers get paid which is by the mile more miles you run more you get paid.