If you are talking about a US property, your sale costs will be roughly 6% for commissions and another 1.5% for closing costs.

Are there utilities in the way, is road wide enough, are their bridges etc.For context we once moved a historic structure a half mile across a highway and it cost the historic commission $65,000 just to take down the utilities for that distance.

There are plenty of investors willing to pay cash for houses in that price range so they can flip or turn them into rentals.It’s typical now to show a client 30 or 40 homes if they are looking in that price range.That can be lot of work and time for a 3 percent commission."

I got a query from a new company called REX, a startup that says it only charges a 2 percent total commission fee because it cuts out the middle man by using artificial intelligence and other high tech to identify and market to the type of buyers interested in my property.

“I have someone interested, I can do 2.5% commission and they want to see it at 5:15 pm today.”

"It sounds like the MLS shall not publish the total commission. 

We plan to owner occupy and happy to include commission in offer.

Hey Account Closed,If the property is currently listed, the agent would be owed commission as per the listing agreement.

If you want to structure it like a real estate agent, just connecting seller and buyer, then getting commission, then you need to be licensed.

"Big Commission."