A commission is small compared to your potential profit.

The real estate agent who wants you to buy a property has a conflict of interest since they’ll get a commission.

There can be rules or laws about net commissions.

You won't have to pay a RE commission when you buy from the bank, but then you never do as a buyer.

They will not accept less than a few points off of what they feel the property is worth minus additional costs for closing, commissions, potential taxes, damages to the property, etc.What you want is to "buy short" or buy into a home that has plenty of equity.

Offer a 4% commission(unless you already are)then create text message with pictures and sound of you describing the house in an up beat voice(see youtube.com for how to instruction or pm me)then send out a big blast to all other real estate professionals brokers, agents, investors, mortgage brokers, etc...This is a marketing trick I learned in NYC during my times as a party promoters.

If I do a double closing with a realtor,buying the property using the realtor and then selling the property witthough the same realtor using a double closing, will I have to pay the realtor a double commission?

The company requires a commission of 1 months rent for finding and placing a qualified tenant and then negotiate a management fee of about 8%-10% depending on a few factors.

Commission employees, business owners, new hires to a company.

I built-in 20K haggle room on that price, and it's listed through a realtor, so about 20K would go for commission.