I don't like those types of arrangements even if allowed in that particular state.Instead you can still get full commission by having contract wording that the one person you represent is your client and the unrepresented party or the one you do not represent is only a customer that you are performing ministerial acts for and not fiduciary acts. 

We recently bought a condo in Branson, MO, and it's going pretty good, but I advertise it on VRBO, and I've had some customers turned off by the service fee that VRBO charges.  

As said above, realtors are encouraged to make those calls.  

It's encouraging that you've found success there. 

Looking for a designer who I can send plans to, have them send renderings of the home in and out with some customer preferences.

BP has a wealth of knowledge available and encourage you to study all the aspects of real estate investing.  

Domtheymprovide the customer service and is it good.  

***After the better part of ten years in the car business, working every Saturday, punching the clock for 50 hours per week, listening to customers whine about how I personally assaulted their character with my trade in value.

I have a customer that needs some recommendations.They are in Canada (Chilliwack area I believe).Have about $2M in equity and would like to pull out 65% of that at prime rate or close to.They own their business, but don't have any recorded income for past two years as they didn't need any income.  

I'd encourage you to thumb through the podcasts on your area of interest and read the UBG!