The fact that there is no commission is not an issue as certainly there is some benefit in acting in the transaction, if nothing more than assisting a friend to buy a property.

I'm already putting this in the "inactive" file and digging around for a better deal.

You may even be subjecting yourself to unrelated business income tax (UBIT) if you engage in activities that would classify your checkbook control as a business such as having a manger, a business checking account, its own tax identification number, or buying and selling property that is not directly in your IRA.

Former Realtor from NY, and currently inactive Realtor in VA.

This has been a long process, but I had to put my head down and push ahead, so I kind of been inactive on the site for a while.

It is a great way for those who don't want to be involved in actively overseeing RE but want to invest.

The experience of going through the steps and seeing things in action would be extremely beneficial to me.

I'm a broker but during the time I wasn't a member of the MLS, because I was inactive with medical problems I drove these kind of dictator agents crazy.

Forgive me if I sound callous, but taking legal action because of inaction over addressing lawn clippings sounds pretty extreme.

I got my realtor license (currently inactive license), and I have minimal experience with wholesaling/flipping.