Over and beyond that, you do have to take 8 hours of continuing education each year (two 4 hour classes).Once licensed, if you plan on activating your license you'll have to work under a BIC (broker- in-charge), which means you'll need to affiliate with a brokerage, as many others on this thread have eluded to.

Aren't they affiliated with DEP?

I have no affiliation to the following companies other than I have used, and continue to use their service.

My question is which type of broker should I affiliate with.

I have no affiliation with them, I’ve just found them both to be very helpful.

Or maybe they simply need to comprehend the fact that there is no place for emotions in business.

I can recommend Coldwell Banker, that is who I am affiliated with.

I am a licesnsed affiliate broker here in town already, but I am looking to get my feet wet in purchasing my first flip or rental project.

I'm in the middle of a purchase with him and his KC affiliate, and so far so good.

I haven't started, and have no affiliation with them.