Out of the tens of thousands of people who have claimed REPS and had a full time W2, only like 3 of them have successfully defended their status at the tax court.

Now if that trustee is a person I file suit against him and I name about 3 or 4 John Does as additional defendants as I smell trickery. 

Here is a little something that is really starting to get under my skin... It seems that everyone in the real estate community across the nation (I've been licensed now in 4 states) has SOMETHING to say about an agent...

It felt like I was defending my MS degree thesis and scrutinized by four of my mentors/professors and the chairman to comment on this...

Supposedly, they defend your interests to give you a great deal but they get their income from the developer.

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I know there is mixed opinion about if it is worth it to spend money on a mentorship program, those who did spend the money will definetly defend their decision and it's difficult to go back and re-attempt it.

Originally posted by @Ray Danishyar:@Jerryll Noorden that’s fair you have a right to defend yourself but always always remember in business.

LOL.. and 10k later in fines.. as for the selling without a license I suspect what happens is they open a case once someone files a complaint the person is wise to get an attorney to defend them.. that cost money.. then at the end of the day they get a strong letter dont do it again and if your going to bring buyer and seller together please get your real estate license.. if they get caught again then it gets serious. 

IL  OR  FLA  OH  others  MD  TX  and many others could give a rip unless of course someone files a complaint then your going to have to hire a lawyer to defend yourself.