The failure rate is very high in our industry. 90% of licensees quit within their first 5 years and I believe we've already lost a decent chunk of our competitors in the last 30-45 days.

As for website disclaimers, the primary one is the following: An Internet site which consists of information regarding properties which have been listed with a real estate brokerage, the identity of that real estate brokerage or licensee for each property and information related to those properties must be present.As far as must haves, i'd include a picture, and contact information.

Are there any agencies geared towards LCB licensees with low commissions or flat fees?

2) What are the different lucrative careers in real estate besides selling homes that a new licensee can do. 3) My interest is selling land, how do I get started?

Hi all,I am getting my exam soon which I should pass. Next step would be finding a broker in Bay area to work with/for.Here is my situation:- I am in the Bay Area (CA)- Can only work part time as I also work full time...

It is also illegal for a real estate licensee in Massachusetts to pay finder's  / referral fees to unlicensed persons.What you might consider is finding an investor to help you buy, improve and resell. 

When you do compensate a licensed person that income is paid directly to their broker, never to them; the broker pays the licensee based on their agreement. 

The Agency’s investigations are complaint driven, so we rely heavily on the public, and our licensees to bring these individuals to our attention.

I thought I was done but find myself to be the one to prevent my PM from having to call an electrician then a plumber to replace a stupid hard-wired garbage disposal, or any licensee to swap a light fixture, wall heater or water tank. 

I have received conflicting information from real estate licensees and non-licensees as far as if I get my license, there is a lot more liability that comes with that.