Or, www.auctionweb.com offers an online list of affiliated real estate auctioneers.

It would be interesting to know who you are affiliated with and if they believe your responses are in line with their professional standards. :) I'm wondering if we "know" any of the same people that you feel "matter".

For you, if you get a salespersons license, you will have to affiliate with a broker (just as David correctly pointed out).

I actually am in process of playing around with that one from H.D. affiliate, been toying with it a few days.

It was an affiliate marketing machine they put together and with that comes a high cost. 50% of the cost out of your pocket is to pay the high commission to the marketers.

I'm in the Baltimore area with a lot of REIA's and groups and there is only one in the Baltimore area that is affiliated with the NATIONAL REIA and includes the benefits of the NATIONAL REIA.

You're in the big time there in Atlanta :)Here, our title company's attorneys are the usual go to folks for investors and small operators, the agency is usually owned by an attorney or affiliated with one.

Is there some sort of affiliate site you go to or promo code to get it for $49, I just googled his name and its charging $79.

@Joe TranMany foreign investors are working with foreign affiliate companies who promote helping them from start to finish, basically a full service solution. 

The Grove, a REI company who "affiliated" with the University of Louisville was in the news today of to a bad start.