I have no affiliation with this association other than attending the event.

I am affiliated with Keller Williams but cannot practice until it comes in.

But there are scammers who are unethically using Rentsta to try and lure people to sign up.For example, the person who e-mailed me is definitely a scammer and I'm assuming their link in the e-mail they sent is their affiliate link for this website.I just wanted to warn others that, if they get an e-mail from a potential applicant asking for their unit to be posted on rentsta, there's a good chance it's not a real applicant.With that said, I was also really unimpressed with the Rentsta website. 

I read it a few times to try and comprehend how that article solidifies the original poster keeping the NY property.

I mean absolutely anyone affiliated with, or particularly knowledgeable about our industry, anyone at all that I could either learn from or team up and or partner with.I am also interested in building a quality team of tradesmen for fix n flip operations as well.

I am also an affiliate for a national REI education company

https://biggerpockets.mysmartmove.com/Its also a great way to support BiggerPockets (since they are an affiliate partner of TransUnion SmartMove) for providing an excellent place to have discussions about real estate investing.

Just affiliated with a broker and ready to go to action.

Yes it can be done, but realize that with a license comes annual fee's that cannot be avoided if you want to maintain access to the MLS and other things like dotloop and showing services.Annual cost is like $1,000 + for a cheap broker and potentially much more if you become affiliated with a national broker that will ask for more monthly fee's to maintain marketing and nice office space etc.

He doesn't want to be affiliated with the property in name or anything else.