This doesn't violate any RESPA rules, and I challenge you to prove otherwise.What does violate RESPA rules would be accepting kickbacks from a lender, having an affiliated business arrangement that is not disclosed to all parties involved, or requiring a buyer to pre-qualify and/or use a specific lender.Again, feel free to point out in the RESPA rules where it says that a listing agent is not allowed to recommend a particular lender or set of lenders to the buyer.

I'm in no way affiliated with any of the company's listed. 

(I have no affiliation with them, just passing on things I've used)

No affiliation other then being a satisfied customer.

If you plan on working as an agent, you have to affiliate with a broker. 

So, assuming you could do it professionally and offer all the affiliate services of clean out and contractors and whatever else they need, and, should the want a cash offer, you can ALSO offer this, it seems like a no brained.

Having your license and affiliating with a broker will allow you to network in ways not normally available to investors without their licenses. 

.) - I am in no way affiliated with FS House. 

I have no affiliation with them, but my FIL is picky about who he works with, so I would guess they do good work.

I have completed a large (over $100k) rehab and a medium one ($45k) so far of residential properties that I own, and as a GC completed a 3 apartment renovation in an 1800's hotel.I hope to find local people to network and possibly affiliate with.thanks..pete.Pete Milano