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Ryan Dossey
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Do you disclose you're an agent if you're marketing out of state?

Ryan Dossey
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  • Indianapolis, IN
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I'm working through my license. I live in Indy and will be licensed here. However if I'm marketing in St. Louis do I need to disclose on that marketing that I'm an agent? I would imagine yes. But just checking. 

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Jay Hinrichs
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Jay Hinrichs
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@Ryan Dossey  as you know I buy property in multiple states and I am a broker in 3.  I only disclose I am a broker in the states I am licensed.. there is no requirement to disclose in states your not licensed in.. there is no moral or ethical objection to this either..

However asking your supervising broker in your state can't hurt any.

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