Licensees are considered professionals, if you have no license and no special education or experience you're likely in the non-professional category.

@Brie Schmidt Thanks for the link, but  it does say this  A real estate licensee shall not publish, circulate,distribute, or cause to be published, circulated, or distributed inany newspaper or periodical, or by mail, any matter pertaining toany activity for which a real estate license is required that doesnot contain a designation disclosing that he or she is performingacts for which a real estate license is required.A license is not required in wholesaling .

Coming from the perspective of being an investor and having been a licensee a few years ago, I can see why she will want something for her time since you have done NO business with her what so ever.

Crappy because EVERYONE markets to this list (in most areas).I recommend to all our licensee investors that they market to absentee (in & out of state).

Buyer may in Buyer’s sole and absolute discretion, give notice of termination of this Agreement at any time prior to the expiration of the inspection period, and upon such termination, all deposits held in escrow shall be returned to Buyer.NON-AGENCY RELATIONSHIP: A principal with Buyer is a Department of Real Estate Licensee.

BUT if they are protecting their licensees that well it must be a great program.If you want a jump start sign up.

We have a licensee (Drew Johnson) in West Virginia that just put up 10 bb's throughout his 2-county area and the response and ROI have been excellent!

My understanding is that a name must be so similar that a reasonable person would believe it was the same or that a trade mark would be identified as that of the licensee.

This is geared for the new Licensee to do at least 16 transactions their first year.

Are you a licensee?