@Mike Rosback I agree with you that it's definitely not permitted to pay any sort of significant finders fee to an unlicensed wholesaler.

My be someone using someone else's license or an unlicensed person. 

I'm not too sure how many agents/agencies are looking for unlicensed assistants these days - most folks will want to keep costs low and avoid extra payroll expenses.

More unlicensed broker propaganda.

Almost all the unlicensed brokers posting on BP disappear within a short amount of time.

It most jurisdictions, it's pretty gray as to whether a finders fee constitutes the unlicensed practice of real estate.

Sorry, to clarify, I was thinking unlicensed labor.

That is a violation of every MLS in the country to give an unlicensed person access in your name.

Any and all legalities that’s involved in working as an unlicensed agent.3.

But, in general with all contractors you get to pick two:SpeedCostQualityFor myself, one reason why I started paying more for better contractors is the headache you save, not to imply cost = professionalism, but in Cincinnati, to do a surface rehab for $30k you are dealing with unlicensed, uninsured, unprofessional people.