Michal Sieczka, here's my advice to newbies.Work for an experienced investor and agreed to be paid commission or profit split.The experience you will get is much more valuable than all the real estate seminars you will attend.

You can get the commission when they move to another house AND $500 for the Tenant Buyer that moves in.G.

The client buys through me or sells a property and I make at the lowest 30,000 in commission.

I understand it's an agent who's working for less than full commission and maybe that has something to do with it.

If he is your buying and selling agent for several properties a year, then you should be able to negotiate the commission down to at least 4.5% (2.5% buyer / 2% listing).2.

However; as a GENERAL rule, if your property is listed, and someone submits an offer to you for the price and terms of the listing, you are obligated to sell the property or owe the brokers a commission.

It has been a long time since I researched this in Texas, but you may want to contact the Texas Real Estate Commission before going down this road.

I read that I dont need a real estate license since I am not buying/selling anything for clients all I am is just showing apartments and making commission off it.

Is the only savings to both the seller and buyer of turnkey properties the real estate commissions?

Sales costs would be roughly 8% (5% commission, 3% transaction fees).