I got mixed responses on if this strategy is legal, ethical, etc...Mostly said that the licensee would just need to disclose his/her license at all times, or yes -- that it was indeed illegal, and one added that I was making this too difficult, and there was nothing wrong here.I phoned my broker, and he didn't have a clue as to an answer, so I then called the state RE legal hotline, and tried to explain to the attorney this idea of marketing other wholesaler's properties to my own buyer's list to collect a pre-arranged fee from the original wholesaler.

I wouldn't do it for an inadvertent mix up.

Does anyone remember the flip this house episode with Richard davis trying to catch the copper thief. he waited outside the house with a gun and drinking beer on camera and started chasing the guy when he showed up?

BP is a great place to mix, mingle, and learn a great deal.

For example, you will have to know how to match a mortgage with a satisfaction or release; also, there will be mortgage assignments that get thrown into the mix to further confound things.

I bought a mixed use property a few years ago that I used to run a business out of.

Maybe its the 2 Rockstar drinks I've had today?

If passive activity is mixed with nonpassive activity it might be treated as ordinary income in an audit.

Don't throw water on the ground and then piss and moan that you don't have anything to drink.

It would be great to see the "mix" we have here on BP.