Further, some state real estate commissions consider wholesale the same as 'net listing' and while they may frown upon it, it is not illegal.  

If they are taking less commission means someone's taking less money and a lot of times that means less quality.

I, also, would recommend a RE agent, even if you have to pay their commission out of your pocket. 

Their services are free and they work 100% on commission.

I’d only be making money on the typical 3% style commission system.

When buyers put in offers, they often ask for some/all of the furniture to be included; we generally negotiate prices for the furniture that are more than what we paid (and more than what it will cost to replace).Lastly, see if you can find a stage who will work on commission -- in other words, will charge you a set fee or percentage of the sale price AFTER THE HOUSE SELLS.

You'd think they would want the entire commission.

That'll take 20k, but don't forget you'll have closing costs and commissions as well.

In all your posts, you seem to feel like RE agent commissions are just there for the taking..We don’t know what the conversations between the listing agent and seller have been.

Yes, Opcity will get a chunk of my commission.