I understand I will probably have to do some calling around/emailing to find out more info, but my main question would be, is it a sought-after thing for agents/brokers to hire unlicensed help?

I started out at Metro Brokers then went to Solid Source.Have had my own brokerage since 2007.Originally when I saw Michelle's success from 45 agents to thousands I thought I could do the same thing but doing a virtual brokerage to keep costs low and not have brick and mortar costs (leasing or owning a building) for agents to use.I spent about 5 months recruiting and was up to about 50 agents charging a 300 per transaction fee with no dues and FMLS only access.

We have the GRB for agents and appraisers, builders and contractors have their oragnization, banks and lenders have the local ABA, low income housing organizations have banded together and there is an area landlord association (only landlords).

This is a favorite strategy for lenders (REO's) and for agents because it deflects liability and is simple to manage.

I need agent for TX and OH. Run comps and submit offers. Single family and muliti family.

@CJ M.Curious myself.From my experience of managing websites for agents, most of them really find it important that they make sure they show up on search engines and I'll see clients pushing out tons of content themselves, which is great! 

I want to sell one of my rentals in S. Oak Cliff but I don't want to put in on the MLS as I plan to do a refi, if I can't sell it quick. Does anyone work this area and possibly have any owner occuppied buyers looking ...

On average, their seller-clients pay over 7% in commissions on each sale.Yes, you read that right...the sellers using the flat fee services average paying OVER 7% IN COMMISSIONS -- more than a seller who uses a typical full-service listing broker.This is because the flat-fee brokerage provides a la carte pricing for lots of services -- the $500 flat fee listing, up-charge for signs, up-charge for agent lockbox, up-charge for marketing services, up-charge for negotiation support, up-charge for closing support, etc.So, make sure the bargain you're getting is really a bargain...

But is that only for agents to use?

Dear Sirs and Madams,we're a building firm looking for agents (particularl from Europe) interested in selling our properties in Calabria.Thank youRegards