Whats is a going rate for a realtor to represent you on a purchase and whats a normal percentage fee structure?

Since I entered 10% into VRBO rather than it prompting me, I have no idea if they are going to send what percentage to whom.  

At this point I’m considering making up a placeholder number just to get my payouts released, but I’d obviously prefer to stay compliant if there's a legit process.Any insight or experience would be really appreciated!

Payout looks pretty low to me.   

We pay out our PML's 10% Annually with no payments until the property sells.

Maybe it will be fine, but my experience with Airbnb's protections, for instance, is not good here in ColoradoWe've needed some help with damage at our midterm rentals in Denver and Colorado Springs, and Airbnb sided heavily with the tenants and did not pay out what we thought they should.

What I have read online & I don't know how true this is but the guest wont be able to book another trip until they have paid the payout amount.

Since there is no 'underwriting' process you will set your risk appetite and tolerance and will want to review: Income (ability to pay), credit (willingness to pay) and cash (assets, savings and percentage down).

Because the market is good for selling it’s hard to not take the 40K payout vs the 100/month cash flow. 

I have a comment and then a question too.First the comment, and I know you know this, but one thing for investors to remember about the 5-year property: Even without bonus depreciation, a cost segregation study frontloads depreciation into the early years: Probably 20% into the first partial year, 32% into second year, 19.2% into third year, 11.52% into the fourth and fifth years, and then last bit into the sixth year (These percentages based on half-year convention obviously.)