I consult and represent brokers, investors, etc.

Your realtor needs to prepare an offer contract to submit to the seller's agent - with a deadline of less than 24 hours to respond.The conversation that the seller's agent had with you regarding "rethinking your offer" would never have happened if a realtor was representing you. 

Yes as Jay said it's not about the legality of assigning, it's that wholesalers run a fine line between buying houses and acting like a broker by representing at least the seller.

You can likely avoid the cost of an attorney and should be able to represent yourself prose. 

If you are licensed representing the seller it’ll be super easy!

PLEASE CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW TO ASK YOUR REPRESENTATIVE TO VOTE "NO" ON HB 255!

@Clinton Fisher Meet with parties you are interested in representing you.

Currently, my husband is working to obtain his real estate license to allow us to represent ourselves, and learn the market on a different level by leveraging the MLS and I am searching for our first flip.

For simplicity sake let's say "stocks/bonds" represent low cost index funds (largely hands-off), with an asset allocation that makes sense for a given persons age, geared toward saving for retirement. 

All departments will have a representative at the meeting to provide feedback and anticipated requirements.Best of luck!