Lastly, if you are interested in an unlicensed RA assistant we can discuss incentives.

You have these guys puffing everything and do you know how many newbies they screw over .. its a ton.. they ruin these folks by selling them over inflated properties with under estimated rehabs.. and the poor wanna bee newbie flipper  investor buys it and promptly losses their life savings listening to one of these unlicensed crap wholesalers who could give a crap if the other person lost their ***..

Since you're a roofing company, I imagine your workers comp are through the "roof", most investors do not want to understand that some do but refuse to believe, you will probably get beaten by weekenders or people who have a regular job during the weekday and want the extra income on weekends, in short, unlicensed activities.

If they are just taking a referral fee under the table or on the hud and its not called a commission and its to an unlicensed marketer then they are clearly selling RE without a license and that is not legal. and if you ever had an issue you would not have their E and O to go back on or the state agency other than turning them in for SElling RE without a license.

After a lot of research I'm thinking I either need to become an unlicensed realtor assistant or actually become a licensed realtor to pull comps.I tried RealtyTrac, RealQuest Express, and a bunch of other services.  

Operating as an unlicensed broker in Florida is a 3rd degree felony.

Hello everyone,I did some research about the steps involved in becoming a real estate agent unlicensed assistant in Texas but was not able to find solid information.I would like to know how the process work, what are the required steps, what kind of fees are involved ?

It's an attempt to be an unlicensed, paid intermediary who hopes to profit in the margin gap between contract acquisition price and retail ARV value. 

It is legal for you to pay someone to refer business to you UNTIL you're licensed.It is a violation of federal law for a licensed person to pay an unlicensed person a finder's fee, referral fee, etc.That said, the barrier to entry in this state is exceedingly low.  

Your local city may not allow you as unlicensed to do certain work like electrical and plumbing.