I have heard alot of news that the states real estate commision is cracking down on unlicensed brokering.

I click on his profile and his job title on Facebook is an “Unlicensed pharmacist at the Street Pharmacy.”

There are legal limitations on what tax services plan custodians and facilitators can provide and not all Solo 401k providers have access to an in-house CPA who is licensed for such specific tax guidance, or if they do, that may not be something included in the basic cost of these types of plans.You definitely do not want to get this information from an unlicensed customer service person at an IRA firm or off a web forumContact your licensed tax advisor.

You are not allowed to share real estate fees with unlicensed persons.  

It's an unlicensed activity but legal in many states.

They apparently don't know the law as it applies to unlicensed activities.

HUBZU employees are engaged in the actual negotiating, etc...which as unlicensed individuals is illegal.  

Be very cautious when listening to those who are unlicensed try to tell you how to do certain things in your market.  

I have a cheap unlicensed arch on payroll, I use her as just for drafting and have another arch review and stamp them. ha.

Many people mention being an unlicensed assistant, and I do have a friend with a brokers/agents license who doesn't use it or even have MLS service, but I wouldn't want to put his license at risk, if it would put him at risk through my working directly with sellers.