No pet deposit, no pet rent, no pet insurance, period.According to HUD, “emotional support animals provide very private functions for persons with mental and emotional disabilities.

Also, if this was a new strategy to secure more deals, you would be walking into multiple partnerships with people you can't vet and some people have strange personalities.  

A paid employee may act on behalf of the company and most likely will not need a license, you'll need to how all the requirements for a paid employee, commission only  might cut it f you're meeting all the other requirements for an employee.Again,  anytime someone on here mentions "Agent" or "Broker" or "license" the assumption goes straight to real  estate agency........that is not correct entirely, the formation of agency relationships is formed by law,  has little to do with a real estate agent, you can be an agent to buy a car,  truck load of shoes, trees or lumber, just about anything and the "Laws of Agency" apply to these relationships.If you have a formal written partnership with A and B then you may skate  past the license matter as both are buying, they must close together,  then B may sell their interest to A and walk off.

We'd do private equity JV partnership in order to get more deals going.

I have been hired by a company to find rehabbers for their JV Partnership fund.

@Jay Hinrichs I've been seeking partnership, but it seems pretty difficult to people in my area willing to help. 

Thank you and great year aheadEyan Lakhani Hello Eyan,     Sorry to repost your entire part but can't get my tagging function to work without it.

You will want to check local law, but in my jurisdiction an UNLICENSED person CAN do the following:  Delivering a lease application, a lease, or any amendment thereof to any person;Receiving a lease application, lease, or amendment thereof, a security deposit, rental payment, or any related payment for delivery to and made payable to the real estate firm or owner;Showing a rental unit to any person, or executing leases or rental agreements, and the employee or retainee is acting under the direct instruction of the owner or designated or managing brokerProviding information about a rental unit, a lease, an application for lease, or a security deposit and rental amounts to any prospective tenant; orAssisting in the performance of property management functions by carrying out administrative, clerical, financial, or maintenance tasks.The key is in how the money is handled. 

Please be sure to use the "reply" function when responding to comments so as to let a person know.What sort of questions or information did you want to know?

Just because it's a standard accounting function or you think, 'it's gotta be there', doesn't mean it will be.