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Dave G
  • Investor
  • st pete
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As an investor I have decided to apply for my salesperson license in order to check the MLS listings each morning and get access to local properties here in CA.

There is one issue though I am not real clear on I though:

I know I could write my own offers assuming I am associated with a broker, but, are there any potential legal aspects that would make this a bad strategy. (In other words would it be a safer strategy to have a third party salesperson represent me by writing up the offers, assuming I can find someone that is willing to dedicate the time required to write up quite a few below market offers).

thanks

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