And he is a CCMI, and has been a NAR Instructor.Gary Keller of Keller Williams wrote a book called “Shift – How Top Real Estate Agents Tackle Tough Times”, and in Chapter 10 he wrote about using Creative Financing to help Sellers and Buyers.

It was stated that if you were a licensed RE Agent you are ALLOWED to engage in the practice (with disclosure) while, being unlicensed, you are not (fair or not, the NAR is a powerful lobby).  

under 5% - and this is from the NAR.  

Now that you are licensed I would highly recommend the NAR library as a resource.4).

@Wesley Pittman, I do happen to be both a licensed agent AND a member of the NAR.

While not explicitly illegal anywhere else, NAR gudiance, as well as the guidance from a number of state real estate commissions is not to do it, because it can potentially cause a fair housing violation which is illegal. 

Now if we can convince realtors and NAR that wholesalers can be their friends instead of the boogeyman that is stealing their commissions/ listing opportunities and deserve to be regulated to hell, maybe we can all get along here on BP.

Since you have to be a Realtor to enjoy MLS, you are going to have to pay your NAR and local dues. 

My I understanding is that Zillow became a brokerage and a member of the NAR, so they now have the ability to receive sold data directly from the MLS.

Maybe that isn't a rule where this home is but it is a NAR rule as well as a rule in Michigan.