I plan to use this image on printed materials, web page, social media and signage.

A lady reached out to me who runs an organization affiliated with Notre Dame which sponsors grad school teachers to teach at a school in Pensacola.

But charging agents seems like "biting the hand that feeds" because Zillow's entire web platform is built off syndicating MLS data (which we agents already pay for in terms of subscriber fees to maintain each of our MLSes). 

this forum is great. even though I am really in no position to invest in real estate (other than buying REIT shares but that's cheating a little), this forum has been extremely helpful in educating myself on things that really are only glossed over in the personal finance field in other parts of the web. 

The game is about relationships, not web sites.  

I don't want that hassle.It would also be nice to save on the commissions and view the MLS.The way I understand Oregon law (from Oregon's web site) is you have to take the class, pass the test then find a principal broker to sponsor you.

They have a looker-upper on their site.I am not affiliated with any companies or associations mentioned.

It's possible to do this, but not with 18-year-old "web developers" cutting and pasting code from StackExchange. 

I might switch to cozy.co. which includes rent collection and post to various web site.

I am not affiliated to them at all but their free stuff has helped me as I start my journey and want to make sure all the pieces are correct.