Here in AZ, title companies have many resources for agents like open house guest registers, free marketing materials to use, and other online tools. 

There's plenty of them here on BP if you are looking to buy something over 80K.As for agents and property managers.....plenty here on BP that will help you out......If you're looking to spend over 80K.If you're looking to spend less than that you'll probably here nothing but crickets chirping and/or people telling you not to waste your time.....or theirs......If that happens to you PM Me and i will tell you excatly what a couple of people here on BP DID tell me to do to find a mortgage lender, Property Managers and Agents that WILL work with you.  

The major difference between the agent and broker license is that the broker has to know more to for agent oversight.  

The reality of work for agents is they spend time showing homes but it does not always result in a rental or purchase agreement.

if your agent can not access them, there should be links on their website for agents who can.  

On your specific question I'll follow the discussion to see what the attorneys out there will say, but the agent is the real estate license holder, as issued by the state, not their company if they incorporate... so I'd imagine that "pierces the vail".But tangentially there's also the MLS rules for agents. 

Feel free to hit me up if you are looking for agent contacts in Ridley.

I'm looking for recommendations for agents, wholesalers, developers, etc. in the Philadelphia area.

I am hoping to get some recommendations for Property Managers and Real Estate Agents that are investors themselves in the below listed areas.   I am planning a road trip to preview rental markets in the following are...

Why only 3% for agent fees?