On the buyside during the recent Phase 2 Social Equity licensure for Retail, pre-licensees were frenzied to find properties. 

I'm located in the SW Suburbs of Chicago, and would like to primarily serve DuPage, Cook, Will, Kane, Kendall, and Grundy counties. I passed my exams yesterday and am looking for some advice from agents who have gone ...

To add another twist to this, it seems that Real Estate Licensees get special consideration as rental activities including acquisition, sale, and management of those rental properties may be considered NON PASSIVE (active) due to the professional occupation. -- I am a real estate broker. 

In Colorado, all licensees are brokers from day 1, and wholesaling is not illegal.

I can legally pass referral fees out like they are candy to any licensee (They never have to show a house or put up a sign, pay for MLS access or join a board, just be licensed by the state to practice RE).

Licensed professionals have to follow ethics rules about advising other licensees' clients, however is 100% okay for the consumer to talk to multiple professionals.

I am an investment oriented real estate licensee in Alaska and I talked to him about FHA loans and the possibility buying a 'two flat' (Chicago area duplex) to offset his monthly mortgage payment.

The Georgia real estate commission requires all licensees to be at least 18 years old.

If you put a property under contract for X amount then sold the paper to someone else for X amount + $20,000 one could come back and make the argument that the only way you put it under contract for X is because you used your superior real estate knowledge gained by being a licensee to misrepresent to the seller the value of their home for your personal game.

If you hire a contractor (1099), then there must be a real estate licensee.