@Jared Smith I'd ask him for an explanation.One possibility is that he's acting as what we call in MA, a "facilitator". 

When facilitating the transaction I am 100% transparent and I disclose everything.

We have teams (usually husband and wife/partners) that will meet with sellers, help with move, and facilitate the deal as needed.No matter what you are doing.

Brokers, by contrast, are limited to acting only as facilitators of the transaction, rendering that service on behalf of their clients, i.e.

I am currently finishing renovations on my primary residence so I can apply for a HELOC to facilitate my first deal.

Have an attorney move forward with either an eviction (if they do not pay their rent for this month) or a 30 day notice to vacate (if they are current with their rent).You will want to hire an attorney to facilitate in this case for the following reasons in my opinion:1.

Hi all,I got my real estate license to facilitate personal transactions, but haven’t derived any income from it for the past two years.

A title company does more than just provide title insurance, but they facilitate the transaction.  

I’ve decided to sell one of my Condo rental properties in Washington, DC. to facilitate the purchase of a new primary residence in Orange County California.

It was wish $500 gifted to my by my grandfather, who had stock market experience and oversaw the whole thing/facilitated buys and sales.