And of course, don't forget to pull all the required permits.Real Life Answer: I only ask if the work has the potential to harm someone or do major damage.

There's absolutely no harm in doing so.

Because you're not the principle in the contract but you're trying to sell someone else's contract for a fee, which is representing that client and interfering with someone else's business.This mainly harms the sellers because why would someone need to make it this difficult to close the deal to begin with?

Most asbestos harm came from mining the product for years or installing it for years in a poorly ventilated area like in ships. 

With regard to your financing question, I don't see any harm in reaching out to multiple lenders ahead of time.

This way if things go badly she isn't harmed. 3.

., I think the way your going about it does more harm then good. 

Being an agent gives me access to the market, to transactions, to buyers and sellers, to investors and can generate (especially being in LA) excellent income, so the two things work really well in tandem in those cases.Certainly no harm getting your license, but I just don't think there's a great need to, unless you plan to use it actively.

@Jason Cory what's the harm in OP asking twice?

I could understand if there was a legitimate threat or harm being done to the public but I don't believe that is the case, Just as in my case, and many others, we lend to investors.