All Forum Posts by: Bryce Jackson Zachary

@Wayne Brooks Correct in that I'm trying to get paid for work that I'm doing. The issue is it's a commercial transaction and my broker doesn't allow agents to do both. The investor doesn't want to use another agent. I've got my broker in the loop now so my intentions were not to go behind them but to hear different perspectives on the matter. It most definitely was material I learned in my licensing exam. I was simply wanting to clarify based on the situation. Thanks for your input. 

Thanks Greg. Are there any laws that prohibit me as an agent from assigning a contract to that investor? Essentially, I would get the park under contract with the seller and disclose that I was assigning it to another investor. @Greg H.

Zach,

Thanks for your response. Is this because I have a license that I can't receive a "birddog" fee? 

Hey BP, I've got an interesting scenario that I'm needing clarification on. I'm a licensed realtor in Texas and I've got an investor who is wanting to pay me a finders/referral fee for finding mobile home parks that they can do seller financing on. Since I hold an active license in Texas, is this illegal for me to receive a referral fee from the investor (unlicensed) that is not through my broker (aka not splitting it)? I would ask my brokerage but I'm concerned they might have a biased perspective. I'm trying to do this 100% legal so please let me know your suggestions! Thanks!

Congrats to you and your family! That's quite a feat by 32! Thanks for the inspiration.  

Nice work Chad!