I just passed my real estate license test and now I'm searching for a Sponsoring Broker!

Along the lines of David Greene’s advice I’ve been putting together what I hope to be a “Big 4” team and I’ve found as I ask for input on potential single family deals from a prospective property manager that the manager is a licensed real estate agent and interested in representing me as the buyer’s broker.

If you want to get complicated use key code locks and delete his code when you establish the issue is him.

Better yet, establish a mgt entity or at least a dba and get this stuff out of your personal name.

Short of getting my own real estate license, I'm wondering if there are any paid subscription websites or anything like this that are worth paying so I can search on my own time.Thank you all for any insight! 

Haven't networked on this site as much as I need to.Questions:On the remote CPA topic, does the CPA need to have some sort of license in the state I am in for me to be able to use them? 

I've searched through my entire pre-licensing course and I couldn't find anything.In Florida, is it illegal for a licensed real estate agent to receive a referral fee from an unlicensed buyer or seller for bringing them together?

It's because those at the top are taking up the majority of the mind share (analogous to market share for any business) and although these agents might be on Zillow too, they've already established themselves through the methods mentioned above.

Hi FolksI got my CA real estate agent license a couple of years ago & currently hang my license with a local broker.

Double check these.Before you get to deep in the process make sure you establish a good ARV based on recently sold comps.