There might be a design review board, planning commission, city council and who knows what else. 6.

I am in this situation where my Agent wants me to install all new cabinets etc. so that he can raise the price to some ridiculous level and make like he knows how to list it for more and get a commission on the Sale.

The planning and zoning board meetings and the city council / county commission meetings reflect this info.

Then I’ll get into the nitty gritty:Purchase Price: $60,000Materials and Labor: $46,319Holding Costs: 2,371.50Final Sales Price: $141,000Closing Costs and Commissions: $11,082Total Profit: $21,228My real estate journey started about 10 months ago when I began listening to the BP podcasts.

How about agent commission when the house is sold? 

The reason brokers frown on this, is that it is not a commission that can be split. 

I am also paying the standard 3% buyers agent commission; which is listed in the agent remarks section of the listing.

The time they spend trying to get the buyer up in price makes almost no difference in the commission they receive.Investors make them work.However, there is an approach you can take with realtors as an investor that will get their cooperation.

Don't sign any exclusive buyer agent agreement if you are an investor buying investment properties.Imagine you decide this agent isn't working out for you but you have that exclusive agreement in place - anything you buy will earn that agent a commission paid out of your pocket whether or not that agent actually did anything to earn the commission. 

It is not a part of GPR.What is "less lease commission"?