No, but your broker can.  And agent can never receive a commission from the principal.

I would just negotiate a good price on the home.  Why would you want to pay taxes and commission split to your broker on your own deal?

Your broker can receive a commission from the builder.

most builders i know will pay a fee, but they just build that fee into the pricing, so its of no advantage to collect it.

 That depends. Why worry you are not licensed yet.

It depends on the builder, some will give one and some won't.

Patricia Kennedy nailed this one!

Do you have an agreement with they seller?

It depends if the builder is offering a commission and as Patricia Kennedy says commissions are paid to the broker.

Yes, write it into the contract as a regular sale that goes through a broker

You go by the terms of the contract.

This is a question you need to involve your Broker in. 

Corey Crittenden No, Patricia Kennedy has the right answer.

if he's offering a commission, of course your office can take the buying end of the deal....

Yes when contracted in the normal way according to guidelines.

The others have answered the question.

Brokers receive commissions.  

Your brokerage may.

It depends upon the agreement between the builder and the relevant party(ies).

Corey Crittenden - I'd say, it depends. Most likely, no.

It depends how your structure the deal and your contract with your broker. some brokers do not charge anything if you sell/buy for yourself. 

Patricia Kennedy has the answer!

lots of factors including your agreement in place for employment with a broker

usually the builder will allow that, IF.. he normally cooperates as a general rule

It depends on your state and on the builder.  You may have to ask the builder if they will pay.