When flipping properties to investors / home owners, has anyone obtained referral fees for recommending the following:- Title Company / title insurance- Property insurance- Home warranty- Property managementIf so, what level of commissions are achievable?

I actually have no idea about that, but I'd call the state real estate commissions in all states where property is.

He will have to split his commission with your buyer agent, so no reason to not let the agent do his/her job and do all this for you and more.

Multiple complaints had been filed with the Banking Commission, who ignored them all, until it all came to a head and the FBI raided the company. 

(Also, the Oklahoma real estate commission is SUPER backed up on application processing right now.

I had a run of the mill loser "artist" (in quotes because he liked people thinking he was one, but apparently was unable to follow through on when he actually got commissioned) who had a major chip on his shoulder about "authority" and thought everything was some sort of conspiracy to take away his rights.

If so, your current listing contract may have expired and you could try FSBO to save a bit on commission. 

Assuming you are not a realtor, your closing costs will be around 7-8%, depending on if you can get a realtor to discount commissions.

You will need TI's and leasing commission reserves for the new tenant to go into one of your spaces in the strip center.Most risky is mom and pop dominated strip centers in far out suburban to rural locations.You have to know if you have all gross leases, all NNN, or a mix of the two.

If memory serves me correctly, this is under Article 12 of the statutes.Although I have done a lot of real estate business in Texas, I have never studied the real estate agency laws for Texas.To be absolutely sure, it may be wise for you to contact the Texas Real Estate Commission to get the answer from the source.