According to BP rules we aren’t to self promote ourselves in this forum thread which I never did.Your profile page says you are an affiliate of a guru.

I have no affiliation to the site or the book whatsoever, and don't want to post a link]

Just to keep who I am clear, I am not a realtor and do not have an affiliation with any type business related to real estate.

Do they allow property managers not affiliated with the resort?

It's the last matter mentioned that becomes unique to each investor or group of members and it's not so easily duplicated or employed.Now, if you take the internet's Legal Zip approach, you can have a canned entity that will be more costly in the end due to changes being made along the way and by not understanding the tax implications of what business might be conducted you can simply trash and shut down and start all over again.Another alternative is how to use other entities as members in a Series, these may become subsidiaries or affiliates.

MartinTake a look at running a "preference test" on Verify App http://verifyapp.com/tour/preference-testI use them for the work I do A/B testing and conversion rate optimization, I'm in no way affiliated with them. 

There are a lot of affiliate companies out there that charge their client what you might call a buyers premium and then they also charge the TK provider a fee as well so they get to double dip on both  sides. 

He still earned $2000 for posting an ad on Craigslist...And avoided a seize and desist order for brokering from the Dept of Real Estate (if he is not licensed)See http://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/mrec/mrecdodon...An unlicensed person MAY NOT:Prepare promotional materials or ads without the review and approval of licensee and supervising broker.Show property.Answer any questions on listings, title, financing, closing, etc.Discuss or explain a contract, listing, lease, agreement, or other real estate document with anyone outside the brokerage.Be paid on the basis of real estate activity, such as a percentage of commission, or any amount based on listings, sales, etc.Negotiate or agree to any commission, commission split, management fee, or referral fee on behalf of a licensee.Discuss the attributes or amenities of a property, under any circumstances, with a prospective purchaser or lessee.Discuss the terms and conditions of the real property offered for sale or lease with the owner of the property.Collect, receive, or hold deposit monies, rent, other monies, or anything else of value received from the owner or lessee of the real property or from a prospective purchaser or lessee.Provide owners of real property or prospective purchasers or lessees with any advice, recommendations, or suggestions as to the sale, purchase, exchange, or lease of real property to be listed or real property presently available for sale or for lease.Hold himself or herself out in any manner, orally or in writing, as being licensed or affiliated with a particular company or real estate broker as a licensee.Contact the public concerning the availability of real estate brokerage services unless an inquiry about a specific property is immediately referred to a licensee.Elizabeth H.

I'll have to ask my wife...she passed her exam a couple months ago, but actually just affiliated with a broker a couple days ago...

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