I left my division vice president role to go into real estate full time. 

In order to just sell yours you would need to go through an equitable division and probably craft corrective quit claim deeds showing your 51% interest as a specific amount of units.   

They’d have a form or atleast an email address to get in touch with their RE division.

I obviously dont know each state, but the only person Ive heard mention on BP that it was legal in their state was a Florida agent.I'm fairly confident that it's technically legal in Ohio but my understanding is the Division will scrutinize the heck out of you and require a ridiculous amount of disclosures to ensure you make it clear to the seller that you are going to make a whole bunch of money off of them.Like you literally need to have them sign a document that says something to the effect of my commission will be anything I can sell your house for over $100k.

@Joshua Ciabatoni You've found a pretty divisive topic on these forums.

I agree with division of labor.

You bird hunters can wait until after the war, sorry-not-sorry.A local/regional bank that in March 2020 did not do 1st position mortgages, couldn't really set such a division up in COVID, so they have no choice, and must either continue offering HELOCs, or forego all real estate related profit entirely.

Through that struggle I stayed focused, worked hard, and remained disciplined earning a division 1 scholarship and having my college education paid for.

on them, then I realized it was an honest question from someone who had no idea what a "typical" division of responsibility was.

Contact the NYS division of licensing and describe to them your intentions and they will tell you