HiI am not sure if this has been answered correctly on the internet- did a search and found no answer.If I am licensed as a real estate agent in order to access the MLS, and end up buying a property for myself, do I have to pay my brokerage a commission, if I choose not to collect commission on the purchase?

Some communities include cable/internet while others include lawncare in addition to your typical community pool.

If you have to get a loan to purchase your duplex, then you need to take into consideration the cost of your loan.My suggestion to you is to find a good calculator on BP in the Tools section to help you calculate your costs of going into a deal.Also, if you are looking for duplexes on the internet or through the MLS, the likelihood that it is a good deal is pretty slim.

@Chris Witt,DISCLAIMER: Not a lawyer, just some dolt on the internet spouting his personal opinions.

For full disclosure, I’m a financial planner looking to serve real estate professionals - the idea above is something I recently thought of and would love your constructive feedback.

If they no longer work for the same employer, try doing an internet search for them and looking on social media sites (i.e.

I got lucky and ran across it on an internet search.

I went on to mention if the seller mis-managed the security deposits, he needed to make it right via his checkbook.I also typed in bold/underline that if this was not resolved within the hour, I would go ahead with closing, and would hire a process server to serve him a small claims appearance notice, and given the facts, I'd win.Then, to add some strength to my email (at least I thought so), I pointed out the seller and agent have the same email domain. 

We also have a culture built around work and careers here.Biggest tech workforce outside the bay area.We have a large amazon presence already, and the backbone of the entire internet is here in DC with 70% of the entire internets traffic driving through our data centers.We have a great public transportation system.

I am planning on charging $600 per month including utilities and internet.