What I have negotiated with my seller.

that answer will be in chapter 7...

You obviously are not through school yet, but you will learn this is not a public conversation.

the amount it states in the listing agreement which has been negotiated.

It depends on the listing agreement and how much your broker split is. 

You're not supposed to ask these questions or discuss it. 

A million dollars!

This is a matter of negotiation with the seller at the time the property is listed. There is no absolute answer here.

That is something I have negotiated with the seller upon taking the listing, so there are no quesitons about that. 

This is not a public conversation. Talk to your instructor about why!

What is the percentage of likelihood that this similarly repeated questuoon  will be asked this long weekend? Hmm? Some will say never and may be quite adamant.  Others will answer based on certain situations. Still others will pursue dual agency as their modus operandi. I doubt we Wii need to wait until Tuesday before we see another example of what I believe is the incorrect reason for a question to be asked anonymously. 

We do not discuss commissions in open forums, only allowed amongst those in our brokerage.

That is up to me and not for conversation!

I do not discuss commission arrangements in a public forum... all commissions are negotiated.

Your instructor knows the answer.

All of it.

The agreed upon fee, it's twice the work.

If it's a repeat client I go from 6% to 5% as a thank you.

Not something we can talk about publicly.

What ever the buying agent would receive.

doing the work og two agents so no discount.

Many great responses.

I don't discuss commission on public forums or outside my office and if you are an agent, you shouldn't either. The Feds are always watching.

Well that would depend upon what my listing agreement says. But that's between me and the seller and I only discuss it with clients.

      The agent takes nothing.  Only brokers get paid a commission; they decide what their fee is.

That really depends what you negotiate with the broker who hires you. It could be 50/50, 60/40, 70/30 or be 80/20. When you interview ask what they pay and what they offer. Also ask what the broker may charge, desk fees etc

If dual agency is allowed in your state, you get the entire listing commission.

Follow the guidelines of your broker.

The normal percentage is 3 however each agent has room to negotiate down or up. I have seen as low as 1 and high as 4.

Whatever was negotiated with the seller.

Do not discuss commissions.

It is all negotiable, but we do not discuss commissions here.

When a transaction closes we are paid what is offered in the MLS.