Account Closed,I would think hat at the very least, both the seller and teh buyer need their own attorney.

@Chris EastvedtHi Chris,We also have a Real Estate Investors' Hard Hat Tour Meetup in San Gabriel Valley.

when you put two parties that are unknown together for compensation your selling RE.. when you contract for a property and assign it.. that's what wholesalers hang their hat on .. or if you use transactional funding so your selling something you own.but if you tie up a property  then put it on craigs list like your the seller with pictures BD bA etc etc  and marketing like a broker then that's selling RE without a license in many states. .check Texas Texas is a freaking free for all.. so may not be an issue there.

I'd like to throw my name in that hat...

I've found out how hard it can be to juggle both hats of the realtor and investor.

A fitted hat would be schweet as well.

The 1031 timelines will present some challenges, so you'll need to move quickly on a large deal like this.MODERATOR HAT ON: This is not a solicitation for investments.

. $1200 total for national, state, and regional association dues.Then I will pay $200 for a one-time due to Wasatch Front Regional (MLS)The rest will vary, depending on what brokerage you hang your hat with.

It wears many hats for me because it could be and is about anything I do that earns SE income. 

It can also be the case that the broker offers very little to the agent other than a place to hang their hat and license and there it no commission split or charge other than some standard charge from the broker to the agent.