I have hopped in to many threads just because you were in there.You are my go-to mention when I need a licensee's expertise or to refer someone to in the greater DC area.A BP podcast guest, moderator and a valued colleague of mine for sure.

I'll also jump on the State of Texas Savings and Mortgage Lending website and download a list of licensees doing business in Texas which results in an additional 2700 companies (names, phones, addresses and emails) that are either licensed mortgage bankers, servicing companies or mortgage companies.  

I'd rather aim for BRRR in a more active rental market.I'm just wrapping up the real estate licensee coursework (via Rockwell) and exams, and I'll be looking for a Designated Broker to hang my shingle under. 

I am a licensee so I would receive commission acting as my own agent which would potentially reduce the price 1.5%.

If you are going to take a more leisurely attitude, I would join an office that has other benefits for you, like leads and assistance.I lived in Utah several different times but was never a real estate licensee in that state.

Here in Maryland, if your a licensee, you legally need to disclose to all your potential sellers that you are in fact a licensee and I feel like that could be a hinderance to making deals.  

Hello BP Community,I am a licensee who just recently passed their California Real Estate Salesperson Exam.

Perhaps you can find a new licensee who has access that will partner with you creating a win/win for both.

(You're always able to do things on your own properties as an owner-licensee.)

Jamie, you can teach people whatever you like, the issue is the relationship between you and your sales force, are you a licensee?