If you are with a brokerage that is not affiliated with NAR or REALTORS then you are looking at real estate commission laws for your state and not NAR.The REC generally will have a section on ADVERTISING rules and regulations.

@John Hixon I think some people simply can't comprehend how the world works.

I know there are plenty of pages directly affiliated with certain cities so that's what instantly came to mind. 

Multiple Strategy Himself, @Michael Quarles  .You can check out the products on his site here: https://www.yellowletters.com/category/door-hangerFULL DISCLOSURE: I am not affiliated in any way with YL.COM.

All I read were cognitive proclamations to justify continuing business as usual, a natural response to be defensive of ones actions and lower expectations.The things that one may be liable for goes much deeper than most can comprehend, tortuous conduct is something in wholesaling that is clearly not understood. 

Okay, this is going to be long, please bear with me and if you really want to understand the points I've made, read it.Unless state laws are written at a 5th grade level saying "do not do this....." many cannot comprehend the meaning and intent of laws and regulations being opposed to or contrary to, restricting what they are trying to accomplish.

The Co-owners may enter into brokerage agreement for a period of time until the property is sold, with a real estate broker, who may be a Co-owner or affiliate of a Co-owner.

They both have their place and they both are very good list providers.Listsource, a corelogic company, who is affiliated with first American title, is the nation’s largest property data provider. using their filters you can filter for absentees, a variety of value models, length of ownership, etc.

If the question is more than a casual question send me an email and I will reply with the list providers you may want to contact for affiliate direct services.  

Come to find out he's an affiliate of Brian Gibbons.