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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Agents paying fees to unlicensed people for vacant house leads
For the wholesalers out there who have Realtor license- it's typical to have various business cards/etc saying will pay $XXXX for vacant house leads or otherwise for deals.
Some agents in my area (DC) are saying it's not allowed because a licensed person can't pay any sort of money to an unlicensed person as that constitutes a 'referral fee.'
Anyone have any experience with this?