It acutally sticks pretty well to joists and studs.

Even if someone is buying or selling their own properties, doesn't a cut still go to the brokerage?

Without getting to far into the weeds, We’ve recently purchased a little Mixed-use building in downtown Phoebus (Hampton) VA.It’s a cute little wreck, and will need EVERYTHING, including infrastructure.

Of course, if it turns out that they are growing illegal plants, that's another issue altogether.You ought to at least get a cut of that action!!!

Your checking account should have what's called a "cut off" amount, where either partner can write a check up to a certain amount without having a company authority to do so.

I use an acutal calculator & spreadsheets.  

If I'm a RE Broker (which I'm not) and I take you on for a cut of your commission and a few hundred a month to hang your hat here, and you completely flop as an agent, great that's for me STILL the easiest couple hundred bucks a month that I'll ever make.You are not an employee asking for a job that should be grateful for the multiple job offers. 

One thing that Realtor's hate is asking them to take a cut in commission.

Every time a property sells on the MLS, the seller receives less than the market value, not just from the soft costs of selling like title search and settlement fees, but the Realtor takes a cut who listed and sold the property.

Makes me wonder if he doesn't feed marks to his uncle in exchange for a cut....