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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Licensed RE agent and wholesaling fees?
Disclosure: I understand that none of the responses are any form of legal advice.
State: Washington
Should the wholesaling fee that I receive be reported to my brokerage?
Do you know if the state licensing agency requires it?
Thanks, Chris
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Ethically: The wholesaling fee should be reported to the broker
Make sure you check with your state. Doing wholesaling as a licensed real estate agent may be a conflict of interest and could put the license in jeopardy.
That being said: If the state finds out you are doing wholesale deals as a licensed agent it could get real sticky. Why not buy the properties using transactional funding/double closings?