So, the "service" you provide strips off a ton of equity acting as an unlicensed broker and the seller loses a ton of money?

Some even think when something goes sour, that they are entitled to all monies paid, that only applies to unlicensed contractors.

Also a questing I pose to you is which is key as well, are you a license Real Estate agent or unlicensed, I assume that you are the former since you post this comment.

Would an unlicensed acquisitions manager/dispositions manager be considered engaging in real estate activity even if what we are selling is the contract to purchase. 

For multi-family parcels, in SC you have the 5000 sq.ft. exemption rather than the $30,000 exemption in NC, allowing you (or your partner) as unlicensed (in SC) to legally act as GC.

To your initial post, no, an agent can not split his/her commission with any unlicensed person or entity.

so i just lost another contractor. as someone on here stated a few weeks ago, they are like a loaf of bread. they all have a shelf life. i tend to work with lots of insured, unlicensed contractors that of course can not comprehend that sticking with me would prevent them from having to bid future jobs.is being too nice a bad thing?

Does the IRS give more credibility to someone who has a real estate license and has a incorporated real estate business (S - Corp) over a unlicensed real estate investor who is not incorporated who claims to spend 750 or more hours on their 5 rental properties?

IT appears the state is trying to put an end to unlicensed brokers.475.43475.43 Presumptions.

, got responses from both sides of the endless unlicensed-wholesaler debate, but because every other wannabe/newbie wholesaler wanted to cheer him on, he got more votes than NORMAL (but not "top"), and because he responded to every post, all of a sudden he's the "Top Contributor"?