Is it close to a normal 6% commission or would the seller pay any of this fee? 

The benefit is that your commission would qualify for most of the retirement plan contribution and might be able to shield most of it.

That could be tortious interference with a contract, the selling agent will very likely still be expecting their commission. 

No it won’t work because it will cost you at least 10% in commissions and closing costs to resell.

(Pretty sure he is sick of dealing with owner as well and doesn't feel like he will ever make his commission) and being in sales myself, I know that could just rub him the wrong one and throw my offer out as well.

It was also nice being able to work with the occasional listing or traditional buyer and collecting a normal 3% commission on those as well. so think of what you could do to help and investor while also learning and stacking cash Your future self.

Pitch yourself to the headfunds working not just on a fee or commission basis but with some equity or skin in the game.Finally you should consider commercial property as well because once residential is tapped out the next thing to do is create commercial spaces to serve the new residents.Whatever you do don't wait because it's already too late

Sellers pay commission in MD.

Hey guys -Anyone have experience or know who to contact regarding a broker withholding commission?

What are the commission splits?