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Becoming an agents assistant
From a real estate investors stand point has anyone ever heard about becoming an unlicensed real estate agent assistant? This of course would be after you have built rapport with an agent and would like to not only finally get access to MLS but help your agent by funneling deals to them as a "payment" of being an assistant under their name.
I found a video on it what do you guys think? Is this a common practice?
https://youtu.be/LGZkALqw2NQ