Getting Dick and Jane to sell you their house privately, let alone let you tie it up to try and sell it at a mark-up, can be quite a challenge here.In most jurisdictions in the country if you are not taking possession of the property (i.e. owning it), you would be brokering without a licence which can get you into trouble.

A 7 day liquor licence will be included but he wants to sell it separately to the buyer.

Hi Everyone,I have passed CT real estate exam couple of months ago and looking for a broker to hang my licences with.I know this might not be a new topic in the forum, my situation is a little unique.I have a full time job which I intend to keep for the time being.

I believe the real learning will begin once you receive your licence and jump in.

I will be signing up for a real estate licence course within the week to become a realtor in Pennsylvania, however, with a few options I don't know which to use.

@Ryan Rodriguez can you elaborate on how having your licence helped you???

I just recently got my sales agent licence because I want to represent us when buying and selling properties.

Do you have a fictitious business name since your a broker?

, I could care less if someone is working without a licence as I don't think a licence should be required to deal with RE (or almost anything). 

In my city, New Orleans, a very high percentage of STR licences are held by out of town companies and investors, not locals.