I don't believe they charge any fees aside from their cut of your commissions, so if you're not active, all you pay is 3rd party fees to MLS, TREC, Realtor board, etc.There are many great options to choose from out there, and no firm is right for everyone.    

If you have your license you could stand in at open houses (maybe even get a share of the commission just for helping).  

I'll get my percent in commission of course.

Once that figure is established then one subtract following costs: 1.Sale Cost (Commission and escrow)2.Carrying cost (Loan cost)3.Fix up cost4.Desired Profit5.Purchase escrow costAfter one deducts all the above costs from the projected sale price one ends up with recommended purchase price.You can call me if you have any other questions.Good luck,George

We're at the very bottom of what we can accept to make sure the bank loan gets paid off and there's still room left for 6% commissions & closing costs.The seller has stopped making payments, and the seller is about to go into bankruptcy.  

The seller and the listing agent negotiate a commission at the time of listing and it is "paid by the seller" from their proceeds at closing, and at closing the commission is split between the listing agent and the buyer's agent at their agreed upon split.

It's less than a 7% broker's commission.  

She would need to short sell just to sell at loan value plus commissions and costs.  

I find deals on their behalf and earn a commission through them, so it is no fee to you.""

Apparently, that's a paid site and I don't want to subscribe just to read one article.... unless, of course, you're their affiliate, in which case I'd be glad to help you earn a commission.