It's obvious that you must really be working hard trying to do deals out of state, but the newbieness shows through.You need to get to an attorney, not just for this authorization, which you probably can't authorize, but as to your entire operations.I'm guessing you aren't a licensee in any state.

Since the broker trying to re-negotiate is your managing broker, I think you may also have some ground to stand on, since a Co-Broker arrangement would be inter-office and as a subordinate licensee, you should be able to rely on a verbal contract with your managing broker.

Hi all, I just passed the NY Salesperson Test. I'm seeking a broker to hang my license with.

Any referrals would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!!

Maybe a state certified RE instructor in a school for licensees?

Might also be an in, to do some networking (that is get you in the door at events where other consultants are not invited because it's for licensees only).

What is the general sentiment from RE brokers regarding salesperson licensees that want to be sponsored only to gain MLS access to invest for themselves (not for outside clients)?

An actively lead generating investor will get more leads than a licensee who sits at an office waiting for the phone to ring or their broker to feed them leads.

I could do things that require a licensed salesperson that most licensees don't want to do, or could use assistance with.

In the states I am familiar with and licensed the real estate commissions can penalize both licensees and non-licensees for violating license law.

I would have liked an introduction your East-West Bank contact, BUT they're a licensee of ours, so I can't get a loan from them :(Manch, I'm keeping my w2 job for now too.