Transaction Coordinators cannot give specific advice on what to do (they are not functioning as licensees), though they can sometimes explain options and give general information on how things work.

If you are planning on getting involved with getting your Michigan real estate licensee,  I would recommend getting familiar with the brokerages in the area to do a couple of things first find an agent that can give you some current market data and second to find a brokerage that you work well with, have similar goals and training programs that aline with your needs and wants.   

Great idea - Just do it as cheap as you can and pray a lot.Problem is a lot of states don't allow you to wholesale as a RE licensee, so think about that.  

I have one wholesaling company  that won’t pay a referral fee to an unbrokered licensee, even though the California DRE says it’s OK to receive referral fees as long as you don’t do any licensed activities. 

ModesittYou can search on Mo Real Estate Commission site under licensee search

I have one wholesaling company that won’t pay a referral fee to an unbrokered licensee, even though the California DRE says it’s OK to receive referral fees as long as you don’t do any licensed activities.

I’ve been a licensee for about 6 years now.

I’m getting ready to take the TX Real Estate exam and I’m having major anxiety (I’ve always had text anxiety issues). I could really use any and all pointers to pass both the parts the first time 😰. I’ve been studying...

They also said as a licensee I need to report to the seller if I plan on wholesaling their house as per the DRE regulations and realtors code of ethics.

get a list of recent broker licensees from DBPR & interview around.