I don't know very much unless it has to do with mortgages, but I will do anything I can to help anyone here.Sometimes it just don't feel the reciprocation.

I hope I can reciprocate in the future.

But I have trained my mind to block out the need to reciprocate by purchasing their course, software, etc....

I received a 72 the first time after studying with Allied, then I attended the RETrainersca in Santa Ana, CA and worked through all 1500 questions and I was better prepared to pass my second time.The cool thing about the CA broker license... is that most states will reciprocate the CA broker license, but California will not reciprocate with any state.

.- unlicensed sales reps contact leads with strict limitations due to licensing laws, with goal to refer lead to website to close sale, listing referred/hosted by broker partners in each state (advantage: easier to hire and expand, but lower conversion)- licensed agents pitch leads, give better details, close listing sales on phone (better conversion rate, more difficult to hire, many more valuable and costly employees with state limitations)- I get as many reciprocal licenses as possible and do all the calling (still a possibility but doesn't quite fulfill the potential and my overall lifestyle goals)Can anyone (and yes, eventually a lawyer) clear up some uncertainty?

Being a real estate broker, I always recommend hiring a real estate agent to assist in the transaction, and paying a commission that is appropriate for the amount of time and effort and money that is reciprocated by the agent.

As an investor I try to make their life easier and they reciprocate.

If you still feel loyalty to someone that doesn't reciprocate (sp?)

I will also add that 98% of those that I've dealt with are good guys and gals.But we all know that there is plenty of reciprocal back-scratching going on.

Icing on the Cake: Also, I reciprocate.