As an unlicensed broker skirting laws you should know it is illegal to market properties you do not own unless you are licensed.

We have a scammer here on BP that put a 400K house under contract for over 500K and tried to unlicensed broker the deal for over 600K.

The advice you are giving is clearly unlicensed brokering regardless of the spin you put on it.

The lender isn't in a place to trust an unlicensed newbie to repair a property.

While most wholesaling activities are illegal my understanding was that in this use case it was not, as the unlicensed persons was not actually advertising the property on public communications.

One option is to get coverage without fire coverage and have an un-licensed electrician do the work for cheaper, but not sure what the downstream ramifications will be.

In some situations, if the facility is at risk of going unlicensed with residents that will all have to leave, the state will issue an emergency temporary license.

As a new unlicensed broker you should know:Chapter 475 FL Statutes.

He won't let those get in the way of ripping equity and pushing unlicensed broker propaganda.Here are the laws on brokering real estate: https://www.richardhornsby.com/crimes/regulatory/unlicensed-practice-of-real-estate.htmlCheck out these unlicensed brokers.

https://www.richardhornsby.com/crimes/regulatory/unlicensed-practice-of-real-estate.htmlIt is illegal to market properties you do not own unless you are licensed.