If you wish to transact as an agent in other states, you will have to go through a licensed state agent OR you can sit for that test exam and then affiliate with a broker in said-state. 

I like Cody and Co.Its not my main network &/or mentoring/info gathering source (I didn't pay for the mentoring and am not in contact with them personally, but I hope to be when I can partner with them), BUT I find the info and people affiliated with that system to be good stuff!!  

This was from one of prosper.com's crowd-funding affiliates.  

We also have affiliates in other states I can work with.

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

If you still don't understand my OP then maybe try reading and comprehending the responses left by your peers in response to your unprofessional post. :)

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.

As someone who depends largly on Realtors to bring in deals (similar to yourself) I fully comprehend how this could affect your business.