Prob. worth getting your brokers license, E & O insurance and general liability insurance.

A huge benefit for us is they host all our postcard and letter designs, so our licensees just upload their list, select the piece they want to send, and they are off to the races.GoBig gives our licensees special rates that are based on volume.

That means if licensees don’t have them they will probably be fined or worse.

I don't see that there should be any disclosure requirements for someone who isn't licensed since the rules for that are specific to licensees.

Check with your broker.As a real estate licensee, you’ll be subject to potential complaints by property owners when they believe you did not operate in their best interest by trying to purchase their home at a “low” price and then flip the contract at a higher price.  

As a licensee you are not honoring your fiduciary duty.List it for him and get a buyer.

@Mark FergusonI'm not disagreeing with you really at  all.I'm not talking about teaching a segment of real estate, but the entire spectrum of the basics of real estate which is pretty much what you had to study to become a licensee.

This applies to a Montgomery County rental licensee.

The problem with obtaining a license is that a licensee in most if not all states owe a duty to both his client (fiduciary) and any other party he deals with (honesty and fairness).  

Keep in mind as a licensee, if 25% of your transactions are your own, it may be extremely difficult to get E&O insurance.