He said he would give me half of the 7% commission if I got my license.  

Line 520 is "total reduction amount".... this the total of closing costs, commissions, payments to other lien holders, etc. 

Selling a $400,000 home may be $200 an hour for ten hours ($2,000) instead of 2% commission ($8,000).I don't know anyone that went from attorney to REALTOR but I don't see any downside to it.

Your investors will take care of closing costs provided you get a "Net" quote.You just need to have a non-circumvent agreement in place so that you assure your commission which is determined by the difference in the quote you get from your investor and the quote you give your end client.Let me know if your still watching this post and ask away.

Our local agents use 8% TOTAL to get a rough estimate of seller's net. 6% commission and 2% for seller's closing costs.

Licenses will not be issued to a post office box number as brokers are required to have a physical location for doing business and the Commission will do an office inspection prior to issuing the license.

Get your real estate license and it is even better because you collect assigment fees and Real estate commissions.

Hi guys, my question is how long can brokers hold salepersons commissions for?

Farming does require a large time and energy investment on the part of whoever does it, but this can either be you or it can be someone you hire on a wage or commission basis or someone you partner up with.

In Missouri youcannot receive any commission on a purchase or sale unless your a license real estate broker.