Potential NEW Legal Ramifications of WholesalingGetting Busted in Ohio for Wholesaling and Praticing RE without a LicenseVery Interesting For All BP InvestorsFlip or Flop or ScamHWPG Goes undercoverAre wholesalers unlicensed brokers?

The woman may be unlicensed and therein is my concern for liability.

Before I do, I'm curious if anyone can think of some examples of what could go wrong if the handyman were managing instead of the management co.As far as what could go wrong by hiring someone untrained and unlicensed to do your property management, the list could be endless. 

But if you're not licensed, where 95% of all properties are sold through agents, some brokers may report you to the department real estate in your state for unlicensed activity.

Although for my biz its best to stay unlicensed. 

On the other hand, you may want to mention to them, their bird dog fee they pay could be seen as a commission to an unlicensed person.

Very clear that this is unlicensed brokerage activity.

I have a draftsperson on payroll, an unlicensed architect.

EVERY unlicensed investor needs a licensed "partner" to provide accurate information, namely, a Comparative Market Analysis (CMA) of the subject property, which includes "comps" based upon recently sold comparable properties.  

Such unlicensed persons, sometimes referred to as administrative assistants, can be of great help to a busy agent.