Facilitating deals puts them in the realm of real estate agents, just without the licensing/ professional standards associated with being a professional. 

I’m just here to facilitate them buying the property they want and I want clients to have their own numbers and strategy.

@Todd Dexheimer a sustained bull market facilitates the illogical wrong-think of investors accepting a smaller delta in the false belief that the good times will never end.

Landlords of only a few properties that do not require more than collecting rent and facilitating occasional repairs are not considered to be in the capacity of a business.

I know they’re going to respond to this review and say their only the facilitator.

You also have to factor that educated sellers know to seek the services of a professional that will list, market and facilitate the process of getting the home sold for a fair market profit.

They also have no say in the brokerage operations so much but to listing matters on the system, just saying, they have no authority to or obligation to point out issues of state law, other than pointing out ethics violations perhaps with respect to the Board.I'd suggest you speak to the Board of Realtor's attorney, not an employee.Right or not, I see this, doing a wholesale deal without title as a Realtor as an arrangement that facilitates a net listing. :)

Under no circumstances should you apologize , that's enabling behavior which facilitates their continued disfunction.I'm going to say Berkeley rivals SF and Portland in the professionally offended dept.

There are definitely opportunities there & I have some good friends working that market, so if you'd like an introduction I'd be happy to facilitate one.

I don't really agree with the opinion that wholesaling is not facilitating a sales transaction by assigning a contract.