If you get a sales license then you have to work with a brokerage and give them their cut of the commission.

With my brother, we have an employment agreement, he gets a salary (and commission) and he officially doesn't have any say in the company direction, strategy or high-level decisions (though we highly value his opinions and always consider them).

Funny how that changed with some negotiations and an extra $10K in commission for him... hmmm... ;)Then closed conventional financing in 18 days.

If you build trust with them as a client and they make commissions then they will show you the opportunities.Hope it helps. 

I'm assuming you'd have to disclose that you hold a RE license, but would you also be required to pay part of your commission to the RE brokerage you hold your license under/work for?

If the city places a stop word order and you have to pay the mandatory $1,000 dollar fine, good luck getting it from the contractor and complaining to the MHIC commission. 

All MLS listings must offer an agreed upon cooperative commission to the agent who procures a buyer.

Realtors have the selling skills, and would make a commission which gives them an incentive to get a higher sales price. 

SInce commissions are not set in stone you could charge $5000 if you both agree.

Why don’t you just ask your RE commission, or state Resltors assocsiation....they have hotlines for this.