Typically seller pays for buyer agent commission, so it wouldn’t come out of your pocket...That said, as a general search you could look for homes in a 1 mi radius with the same number of bed/bath and within 200 sq ft of your place.

Desk fees, high commission splits (at first) mentor fees, etc.

Yes, you will need to assign them an active role in the deal, as the SEC prohibits capital raisers getting paid a fee, commission or compensated with equity to bring funds to the table.

How would that work with listing commission from the agent?

Therefore I would want to know if your broker will have a minimum commission you will charge, of if they will allow you to negotiate your commissions as you see fit.2.

If she doesn't know a lender doing loans that small, there's a good chance she doesn't get a commission check.

I tried Redfin for a lower commission, but they do not sell land.   

How do you guys structure closing costs and commissions in your deals?

.- Materials & Labor = Rehab Costs- Purchase Price = Cost to purchase from owner- Purchase & Sale Commissions = Our brokerage fee (partner is an agent)- Down Payment = 10% of Loan & Loan Needed = 90% of Loan- We will be paying 2 points on the loan needed.Thoughts?

As for renewals, I've also crossed out any mention of commission in any rep agreement, no matter one man shop brokers or the likes of CBRE.