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.

This is going to create some interesting scenarios for sure as licensees have a fiduciary duty to do what is in the client's best interest.

Hello I'm Thomas Breiling I am 18 years old and located near the Milwaukee, WI area. I have recently passed my real estate exam and am looking for a brokerage to help me start my career in selling real estate. I have ...

In Florida you must be a licensee to property manage other property than your own and payment must go through your broker.

states require licensees to disclose their status to other licensees at first contact or as soon as it is relevant to the transaction.Also I agree with J, it's fine to have one agent cover both ends of the deals but only if that is in YOUR best interest.

Any feedback or ideas of what other licensees do in this situation is appreciated.Thanks,Gabe