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Updated over 9 years ago, 08/04/2015

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Ronnie McClain
  • San Marcos, TX
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Wholesaling; Licensed or not Licensed?

Ronnie McClain
  • San Marcos, TX
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Hello BP,

I was just wondering what everybody's thoughts were on wholesaling with a license and without a license.  I ask because I currently have a license and am considering going inactive.  I initially had it for the benefit of commissions and being able to list homes, but I'm finding it may not be as beneficial as I had thought being that the company is focusing all of its time on rehabs and wholesaling when at capacity.

What do you find the pros and cons of each to be relative to disclosures, marketing, bringing on new team members and how it effects your business?

I realize this discussion may have more parts to it than would fit in a blog post, but any information/direction would be greatly appreciated at this stage.

Thanks ahead of time BP!

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