It doesn't seem like we have too many CAM Licensees on the forum.....

I am a bit biased as a Broker, but i would suggest that working as a licensee for a successful RE office will much more quickly advance your investing goals, I advise people interested in this area, to find a successful REO Broker and work with them to learn the Distressed side of RE.

Hey guys, I'm a new licensee and I'm just wondering will real estate agents face the same future as stock brokers or taxi drivers due to technology?

As I understand it, the comment "It's legal to have a person followup on leads" about property in Alabama is only true when that person is an active Alabama RE licensee under a licensed broker at a licensed office.

Section 17-322(b)(9) provides that a licensee may not offer a prize or conduct a contest in order to influence a party in the sale of real property.

Just passed my RE Salesperson exam on Friday,  I am interested in meeting with some brokers in the area that work with Investor Agents -  I am starting a Rehab company and want to act as a licensee/owner on my own projects.  

I wish they would switch everything over to blind bids, so that not even the licensees selling them know what the bids are until the process is done, on all the wholesale properties.  

Here in Iowa, A Broker is still a Broker and a Real Estate agent is just a licensee. 

I'm looking for a Managing Broker in IL. I am looking for a firm that works with investors, reo's and can provided leasing opportunities. Thank you~ 

Hi Martin, There is no specific mandate that a DRE licensee must disclose their license status when acting solely as a principal in a real estate sales transaction.According to the California Bureau of Real Estate:“The disclosure of a sales agent’s or broker’s license is only required when the individual holds himself out as an agent in a transaction with the expectation of a fee.”