Getting a license is fairly straight forward, but if you become a licensee just to represent yourself then you will be missing out on a valuable part of your real estate team.

This is pretty interesting, and I wonder if it is sort of a cultural difference between my area of the country and perhaps the other areas respondents are from, that I see a really big deal with two licensees breaking the law, and everyone else is just kind of casual about it. 

You might consider only dealing with licensees.

Are you a licensee or an unlicensed broker skirting the law?

It surprises me that LEGAL LICENSEES with education, testing, oversight, etc don't see anything wrong with those practicing real estate without a license.

Hello BP,So I have had my license for about a year now, and really want to get away from working with traditional buyers. I am trying to build a business plan for a wholesaling business that gives me the opportunity t...

You CANNOT compete against a licensee.

As a NC licensee, I'll tell you that you do have to sit in a classroom for 75 hours and there is no way around that.

If so and you are not a licensee that is ILLEGAL.https://www.richardhornsby.com/crimes/regulatory/unlicensed-practice-of-real-estate.htmlDid you put in BS escape clauses?

One last note: advertising rules changed for licensees earlier this year.