Moreover, any improvements made, any commissions paid, and other allowable expenses can be deducted.

Hello Everyone, I have recently set up an LLC as part of becoming a new Real Estate Agent in Minnesota for collecting commissions. 

The last time it was sold was 1984 and the previous owner has no record of who he sold it to 25 years ago, and the trust manager is a commissioned employee who isn't going to give the name of the interest holders of the trust.Any advice on how to find out who the owner is without paying for a title search?

I wrote  pretty much exactly one year ago that I paid my highest ever assignment fee  125k Well tonight I just got back from the planning commission meeting with a fully approved 90 lot subdivisionwhich my MAI  appraisal for the lots when shovel ready indicated the  value was  12,600,000   we are paying 7.4 million for this.I have 10 acres sold to retirement home developer for 2.2 million in  a double close transaction.so we are in the dirt ONLY 5.4 million.. 

They can't help you or earn commissions when you do. 

@Brian Garlington do you get a commission?

Check with your local MLS office as to how they take care of commissions under a co-op arrangement if you are a member, if you expect any sales commision as a buyer.

Even called the NC real estate commission and they were not exactly sure!!!!!!!

Since the banks list their properties with those realtors, they have to pay commission any way, so most of the time they would refer you back to those realtors.

In addition the end buyer is going to have to pay a sales commission that will be north of 70k as well.