Some brokerages excel at the RE piece and stink at the life piece and that's fine, but it should be reflected in the fee structure.Some things are negotiable for sure, but I'll ring the bell of So Good They Can't Ignore You here and suggest that you pick the best brokerage you can for years 1-2 and then start negotiating with your Broker :)As for the 100% commission places . . .

You'll do fine, good luck!

As long as both parties agree to what is in the partnership agreement then all is fine. 

However there are many Disciplinary updates on the Tennessee Real Estate Commission website where people have been fined for "engaging in real estate activities" and aren't agents. 

Just don't stretch yourself too thin, always look for the next deal and you'll be fine in the long-term.If the entry price is too much for you I'd look at some ancillary markets that are a bit out from DFW, one town I was surprised by its quaint look was Sulphur Springs, and Greenville is another option.

No, im not talk8ng about creating a new contract, the trec 1-4 is fine. 

If you have a 3 bedroom rental and she says "Me and my two sons",....you should be fine., but always ask.No dangerous breed animals or pets, period.Do they have any animals or pets?

They are fine waiting, but I feel like a bird in the hand is apt to fly away when it sees something better... ;)TIA! 

It's easy to see what investors are paying for properties but I need a better fine tuned formula for the Philly market. 

Credit is fine.