I actually keep my broker checking with one company to see when they are taking more policies in my zip code because they have great rates and coverage.

@Caleb L.I would say it is fine, so long as your job is not just to find a property for an investor by middle man communications between a broker and the investor for a small payment (pretty much what a broker does).

Credit - Ofc, the better shape your credit is in the better the terms.Overall, max is usually 25% and min is usually 10% being most aggressive.Talk with a few different lenders and brokers to see different people's requirements.

pretty sure in most any state the listing agent would be in Deep Trouble.. your recourse is to the Broker of the listing agents firm.. 

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I have a successful PM company in SF and a CA Broker License - but currently don't do any sales transactions.

1st check your state law regarding wholesaling.2nd- As a real estate broker you are an independent contractor. 

I would reach out to a broker in your area.

Becoming an employer adds a whole different layer of rules/taxes etc in addition to that it might not be permitted by the Broker

The short answer to whether licensed real estate brokers/agents should obtain their NMLS mortgage broker license is: Yes.