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Can you not utilize your salespersons license if you wanted?
If I currently had a real estate salespersons license and was looking for a primary residence am I legally allowed to present a personal offer to the seller? So I don't need to go through my broker and I understand I would not collect a commission and I would be buying from a FSBO so instead of paying real estate commissions I could potentially add to my offer. Is this legally allowed? It sounds fishy like I am going behind my brokers back but can I pick and choose which deals I want to use my license for and what deals I want to bypass my license and just present a personal offer as if I wasn't an agent and didn't hire one?
Thanks,