Disclosure Requirement for Licensees and Employees Buying, Selling, Leasing, and Renting Property.(1) A licensee seeking to acquire an interest in real property must disclose the licensee’s licensing status in writing to the seller or lessor of the property no later than the time that an offer is submitted.

I'll also be taking a pre-license course at Barney Fletcher Schools in pursuit of becoming a licensed agent.I'm taking this endeavor very seriously and will dive into this profession full-time once I obtain licensee status.

I am an AL licensee.

I cannot find, in a quick search, whether a FL licensee has an affirmative obligation to deliver all written offers to the seller (I assume the offer was in writing), which would be the case in AL.  

Personally, I buy title insurance on every property I buy.I am an AL licensee.

Find out if your local board/MLS allows unlicensed assistants...you'd work for/under a licensee and be able to access the MLS, but not practice real estate.

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

Hi Everyone,
My apologies for posting a question that has been likely asked gazillion times.
I just passed my broker exam in WA and looking for a brokerage with low to reasonably priced desk fees. Please help me wit...

@Brandon Poe you are right - the vast majority of agents lasts only a year or two and their "lifestyle" is typically burn the candle on both ends and talk to their clients at 11pm, or they are hobbyists and don't do much at all - under 5 deals a year for over 80% of licensees. 

I would pay an assignment fee to a licensee through their broker but not to a non-licensee.