Develop an ongoing relationship and do not ask them to cut their pay, break the law or the rules of their MLS and the NAR.

Now I just scour the net and NAR listings for deals.

Wholesaling:(1) Enter into a purchase and sale contract or option to purchase a Property with a right of assignment(2) Assign (aka sell) your rights to buy the house under the purchase contract or option to another investor(3) Collect your payment for sale of the assignment at closing(4) The other investor buys the houseReal estate agents (some are "realtors" members of the NAR):(1) List a Property you do not own or represent a home purchaser(2) Collect a commission based on the sale of the homeWholesaling is simply selling an assignment, the same as any other contract assignment that can be sold.

Both NAR and Google analytics indicate that video on a website boosts it higher in the search, lengthens time spent on your site, and positively influences click-throughs and decisions.  

The purpose for this rule is to provide a consumer with direct access to a broker or manager without the necessity of first contact the agent.Additionally, both Maryland law and the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Code of Ethics prohibit licensees and REALTORS® from advertising in a misleading or untruthful manner.

Try to find out what affiliations the broker has, NAR, mls board and also fill a complain there.

I wish I were exaggerating when I say that the owners/landlords don't care if you're unhappy because someone else is waiting in line behind you, however in most cases this is how it works here.As if everything I wrote about last night weren't enough - note that we do NOT have an MLS or even a National Association of Realtors presence here (NAR exists here but is completely irrelevant).  

In others ("wet funding") you must bring your own via transactional funding, or other means.Acting as a Principal in the transaction (Article 4 NAR Code) will allow you maximum flexibility while avoiding messy issues of Agency.  

The MLS can give you the names of the Non-association broker members so there would be no CAR and NAR dues and this is allowed by California law.

Second, if your agent drafted such an agreement, the agent most certainly violated the law as well as the Code of Ethics (assuming he/she is a member of NAR) since he/she is clearly not qualified to handle such a transaction without a law license.