What do I need to crack down on as far a ls a real estate agent goes?

My view was that this law was meant to be a tool for the DRE to crack down on wholesalers easily.

If they bought it, there would have been a public record of the transaction that you should have been able to see.Illinois is wanting to crack down on excessive wholesaler fees and now requires wholesalers to be licensed.

We're looking for our first deal - aiming to house hack/BRRRR a larger SFH or duplex - and were planning to Airbnb our current residence.With Portland's crackdown on licensing short term rentals and Airbnb's very recent cooperation with the city on actually enforcing those rules (de-listing those who are unpermitted/not in compliance), it appears that we will have to go LTR instead of STR with our current house.That makes for a much dicier situation in terms of attaining positive cashflow on the rental.So my question is... best resources or advice for how to absolutely max out the upper ceiling of what we can get for this house as a LTR.

If it is illegal, they should crack down on the PM company and remove that from all contracts.CLICK HERE and then click on "Complaints" on the right-hand side.

Bandit signs (crackdown), direct mailers, cold call, warm call, direct email, social media... the gurus promising how to get everyone that wants or needs fast to your sight and I have 1 conclusion...

Theres a reason states are starting to crack down on those unlicensed brokers skirting licensing laws.

With the way things have been going people and cities are really starting to crack down on Airbnb owners, and you want to make sure you are doing everything right and get a feel for the "system" and the people that run it.

Like in all matters of compliance, I know the state is trying to crack down on a lot of the bad apples in the building industry, especially those long-time holders that did not have a strenous requirements when becoming licensed.

Most HOAs do not allow AirBNB (I have a few HOA properties and they do not allow BnB nor any lease less than 6 months.) and I know a few other investors and not one has a HOA that allows BnB, Not to mention lots of cities are starting to crack down on the short term rentals.