Dan Powers
The Death of the Wholesaler?
30 April 2021 | 69 replies
https://fusion.inquirer.com/ne...I found this article that states in a few months the traditional "wholesaler" will have to get some sort of wholesaling licensee that will apparently add regulation to the profession.
James Baker
Finders fee for agents
2 February 2018 | 2 replies
Hi JamesThat is a valid question.It depends on your states real estate laws, but in Florida for example, no fee can be paid by a licensee to any member of the public that is not license.
Andrew Caldieraro
RE license just for personal use
12 February 2019 | 11 replies
An internet firm accepted an investor/realtor licensee but shortly after he arrived, required that the broker be on all his contracts - and split the commission with him.
Marcus Vanderbilt
Real estate license
13 April 2019 | 3 replies
Colorado Springs has about 4,000 licensed real estate agents and 94% of first-year licensees will not renew their license (per the local MLS).As an example, I was recently invited to partner on an off-market wholesale deal that I had to decline because being a broker was a complicating factor that would unnecessarily hinder the deal.
Rebecca Ramos
How do Realtor/Investors fairly split commission with Broker?
11 February 2019 | 6 replies
As a real estate licensee, all of your real estate activities are subject to the oversite of your broker.
Kevin C.
Oh My, is this really how the RE market works in St Louis?
6 November 2015 | 10 replies
The agreement shall include a licensee's duties and responsibilities specified in section 339.740 and the terms of compensation."
Joffrey Long
Trust Deed Investments: California SB 978 Suitability Reqs
10 April 2013 | 27 replies
Dept. of Real Estate, you are not a real estate licensee, unless I looked it up incorrectly.
Ryan McIntyre
My First Wholesale...Maybe?
26 September 2018 | 10 replies
@Ned CareyA licensee can work assigning contracts and market properties they do now own just as they may take listings and market properties they do not own.
Account Closed
Using a licensed MLO to originate seller financing loans
7 November 2013 | 27 replies
So simply getting a licensee to negotiate the loan may not always be compliant if they do not conduct the work properly under the licensed company.In California:As a salesperson, once your employment with a properly licensed MLO real estate broker is terminated, your MLO status will be changed from active to inactive and you will have to obtain a MLO license from the DBO in order to continue to work for a CRMLA or CFLL company.
Joel De Jesus
New RE licensee & investor in Tustin (Orange County), CA
18 November 2015 | 20 replies
Hello BP community! I've been a member since February and I've been reading through the wealth of information here at BP as well as listening to BP podcasts as much as I can. I just passed my state exam and waiting fo...