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?

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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.

It was my understanding that you had to be affiliated with a real estate firm.

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

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

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