I worked with a partner who insisted upon hiring unlicensed, poor quality workers who caused more problems.

Hi @Derrick Alexis try looking into being an Unlicensed Assistant for a real estate agent that you have a good relationship with.

In fact, many wholesalers are not telling the seller what exactly they are doing and how much money they will be making by simply being a middle man (and unlicensed at that).These are the legal hurdles any wholesaler should be concerning themselves with.

Another example of a potential disaster that an unlicensed, uneducated broker can cause. 

The Agency is well aware that unlicensed “wholesalers” are rampant in our jurisdiction.

Please AVOID using an unlicensed Property manager.

Today I have asked the small court to verify if a unlicensed handyman can file such complain to make sure if it's a threat or really he will file in the small court, the court says yes they can and it will be under "unjust enrichment".

I own a real estate investment company here in Dallas (we flip single family properties) and I have a full time W2 employee that acts as an acquisitions manager that finds deals through wholesalers however he is unlicensed but I am licensed.

When someone signs a contract as a buyer and has no intention of actually buying the property that is the typical deceit unlicensed frauds and scammers use. 

Here is what I warn people about before they deal with these types:BEFORE you deal with any unlicensed broker consider these ideas:1.