They are asking what are my commissions and fees.

If you expect a shared commission from a Real Estate Agent, you had better get a license.

I got my real estate license in 2014 since I do a lot of of transactions and it has saved me $30,000 in the last 12 months in commissions. 

If that person is able to quickly identify the licensee and the company for whom the licensee works, the ad would most likely acceptable to the Real Estate Commission.

All of the above except the extra commission?

I would not be compensated for any mortgage related services but I would get a commission on the sale.

Who can make the offers and get the buyer's agent side of the commission.

Marc Bodinger I have dealt with the larger banks for the first few properties I purchased as well as several refinances and my problem is that I typically dealt with a closer that seemed to be paid off of commission, therefore customer service failedWhen I went to the smaller banks they wanted a full blown audit trail for all of my income.

Notwithstanding the above comments (which I agree with), to answer your underlying question (disregarding the effect of depreciation and recapture):Gain = $31K - cost of sale (commissions etc) - any capital improvements made during ownership periodIncome each year = $19,200 (assuming zero vacancy, substitute with actual income collected) - interest (NOT principal) - taxes - insurance - utilities - maintenance - any other expenses

I got good offers on each--even factoring in realtor commissions.