Most other legitimate REI's are always willing to help beginners and understand that in this business its all about building a network of relationships. 

Once you have your license, you can offer legitimate service to your clients in exchange for your commission.  

That's what I've been finding..I also heard that you need a legitimate reason to leave?

If the laminate was brand new last year then you have a legitimate claim to part or all of her security deposit.Also, be sure that you are getting the appropriate credits for depreciation on your property when you fill out your taxes.

Even if you have a perfectly legitimate reason (bad payment history, property being sold, owner letting a child live there, etc.) you still have to deal with the complaint process and investigation, and the possibility of other charges being made against you if other things come to light.

I think the most important thing for @Jacob Thompson and I is to remember that it has to be a legitimate deal from the beginning.

Seems like the information is legitimate.  

Yes, I definitely see how my approach would change as I learn more and can create more legitimate estimates on my own.

In order to get access to the program, the company will do an inspection of your office to ensure the security of data and that you're a legitimate company.

I ask for the other offer and contact the other agent after I have it under contract to make sure it was a legitimate offer.2) An escalation clause will have a top end that you determine.