I'm also in the process of getting my agent license, so I'm studying for the exam for the time being.

I have completed the real estate agent course and am currently studying for the state test to get my license. 

Im a licensed RE agent in Fresno CA, considering to bid for a property on public auction in auction.com, hubzu.com, homesearch.com. my question is.. for example, when I place a winning bid of 100K, and the property has a total estimated debt of 300K, does that mean I have to pay 400K for the property in order to get the title? 

I am a licensed GC in the Raleigh, NC area.  

What do they mean by that and is an RE license advantages or not??

I will be getting my license in summer 2016 and will start to help anyone buy/sell their homes.

To determine the exact standards that you need to conform with, you will need to fully investigate your individual state statutes and regulations and or hire the appropriate licensed contractors and licensed property managers.   

@Steven Duck  what you describe the most likely way you would get started is simply with private money IE mom and dad aunt and uncle  good friend from child hood etc.seasoned investors would be a pretty tough go for some one with no capital and no experience.Suggestions:Now I know Minden is a small market but Reno is not... get a RE license go to work for a commercial broker ( part time if you can) and learn the business the right way.. by being around seasoned pro's who actually do deals.. on line training is hit and miss at best.. you have your rah rah buys like posted above who sell information... and you have your very experienced professionals Like @Don Konipol who give you a reality check. if you want into the business get in the business in a professional manner  sell some of these earn commissions learn as you go along then once you have put in some apprenticeship and have some experience to back up your desires you will find it much easier..

Hello all, I'm new to real estate investing in Ohio and have come across different debates on getting a license when wholesaling properties.

By the way, as soon as the Wholesaler says they are "providing a service to the seller" they are acting in violation of the state licensing rules.