I am looking for a brokerage who would allow me to hang my license even if I do not plan to sell any homes. 

Then you will need to select a brokerage to hang your license and that will depend on what you want to get out of your license and your brokerage.

Several states require that you close a certain amount of deals.I have my two years, but prefer to work with a brokerage.

Our property lists include homes from EVERY Salt Lake neighborhood, Realtor and Brokerage.

When you apply to be at a brokerage and hang your license there is generally an IC agreement that has to be signed.

I am currently finishing college and was a very active licensed sales agent doing property sales and rentals in the Columbia University area for a brokerage in 2013 and 2014.

I am looking for a brokerage to start as a part time real estate agent.  

Currently I work full-time as an architect and I want to start a side hustle aside from "passive" real estate investing.What are some tasks, ideas, ways to service a brokerage as an unlicensed real estate enthusiast?

@Kim Ford   AGents CANT pay non licensed individuals referral fee's.. its the whole reason you have a real estate brokerage industry and why folks need licenses.This scenario your describing is probably missing a few key elements .. so everyone is guessing.first you say the house is worth 162k.. and its perfect.. its in foreclosureAgent has some sort of super secret listing that no one has heard about ( IE closed listing)You want to somehow get in the middle of the deal when this is not really a wholesaling type transaction.The agent should simply list it on MLS make the notations in the listing that is in foreclosure and work the sale .. its her fiduciary responsibility to maximize her or his clients purpose price on the home..

Commerical brokerages..