The Unlicensed Activity Program within DBPR exists to serve the state of Florida by vigorously examining compliance issues, comprehensively educating consumers about unlicensed activity and thoroughly investigating complaints against unlicensed real estate professionals.DBPR relies on complaints from both consumers and licensees to help identify suspected unlicensed individuals.

Here the MLSs offer agents the right to add an unlicensed assistant to their account at no charge.

@Stephen Kiser , from what I gather it is illegal for an unlicensed person to receive a finders fee, however another licensed realtor from another state can accept the fee if it is a cooperative sale.

Be careful with unlicensed mom & pop property managers who seem "cheap" and take on more than they can handle - a lot ends up falling through the cracks and you waste even more money in landlord-tenant court and in repairs due to neglected maintenance.

My cost is $0 because I am unlicensed;)

Even the person you send the referral to is at risk for paying a unlicensed person.

If you are the buyer, show them the money.If you are trying to act as an unlicensed intermediary, find someone who can perform and take a referral fee.Realtor has a commission on the line and this is not their first rodeo, I guess.

You are operating as an unlicensed agent. 

That's my call, as an owner, to decide to hire someone unlicensed or uninsured.

Generally speaking, a unlicensed person will not get paid to negotiate a DIL with a owner and a bank.