So, you'd be getting paid the commission and an assignment fee?

I found a realtor on hungryagents offering me a commission rate of 2.50% for buyer's agent and 1.48 for seller's agent.

Real estate is my love....but I don't want to be an agent (unless I get my license to facilitate my own deals and save the commission.)

Be sure to include all the holding costs and the selling commission and your closing costs for both the buy and sell escrows.

That broker is going to want to know that you can close (get a loan), if it is for your self (owner occupied) or not, that you have everything necessary so he/she (the broker) can get paid a commission.

Probably not alot of money if you buy a house and take the 1.5% of commission.

Check the name and see if they have had issues in the past with the real estate commission, court records.

When you find a motivated seller do you list their property and just take a larger or net commission, or do you put it under contract under you name, and flip the contract like usual?

You need to get in touch with the "planning and zoning commission" or whatever its called.I think you have very little chance of getting the zoning changed back.

disclosure disclosure disclosure.my brokerage limits the number of my own 100% commission deals.I think if you have a partner one should have license, and the other not (to do off the market deals easier)that's my 2 cents