All Forum Posts by: Account Closed

basically it boils down to the fact that wholesalers DONT have rules. As licensed agents and brokers we do. Net listing is illegal in Michigan, check your state to make sure. If your guy is serious about being an agent his commissions will be lower, you guys can still work together on deals if he decides not. But as a Broker you are putting yourself in the line of fire. 

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Great topic. Laws vary state to state. Also it would eventually become a problem because in Michigan all deals must go through your broker unless it's your primary residence. There are ways he can do it legally but that has to be something he is willing to research. But you being the broker you would be putting yourself at risk.

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