I currently am using two different property management softwares, one for my properties, and one for my family member's properties and send a weekly invoice for my commission. 

It will be VERY interesting to see how these three factors influence existing home sales over the next 3 months:Seasonal slowdown (-)Mortgage rates dropping (+)Buyers potentially paying their own buy-side brokerage commissions (-)Average Number of Offers Received per SaleThe average home sold in July 2024 had 2.7 offers, down slightly from 2.9 in June 2024, and well below 3.0 in July 2023.

Offered at asking price $265k ( those days are gone LOL) and got my commission as well :) How did you finance this deal?

Find a flat fee or 1% commission agent that works with volume investors. 

Does the price, rehab, and ARV meet your percentage requirements after holding costs, closing costs, commissions, hard money fees, permits, & other soft costs?

Most people think that because a buyer goes direct to the Listing broker they can automatically drop the sales price by the buyer broker's commission. 

I know of several rehabbers in Sacramento who also have their RE license, and if they can't make a deal work with the numbers or the seller won't go low enough on the purchase price, they list the property instead and still make some money from their commission on the sale. 

There are a lot of people outh there making a commission on pushing those loans just do not fall victim to that type of scam.

There may be some instances where the buyer pays the commission to the real estate agent representing them.

I make good money with my PM business, and my sales commissions go towards investments.