Listing By State Of What An Unlicensed Real Estate Virtual Assistant Can and Can't Do

[Balancing Act]

This was very helpful. Thank you!

[SharLynn]

Okay, I have a question. My state (Alaska) put something on this chart that I cannot interpret:
"This law sets forth the requirements for a licensed real estate salesperson or associate broker to act as a licensed assistant to a real estate licensee other than the broker who employs the salesperson or associate broker".
I know it's referring to a statute, but I don't understand what it's saying. Any ideas?

[jemsva]

Great information that is intriguing as to possible future service to offer clients. Thank you for sharing!

[KMartin]

DeAnna,
Thanks so much for the great information!

[Simply2Assist]

Thank you for posting this link, very helpful!!

[Thompson Office Support]

Thank you for posting this link. It's very informative.

[Nevada VA]

Sharlynn, the statute that you asked about appears to refer to a licensed person (licensed as a sales or a broker) in an administrative function for another agency other than the one that holds their license. That's what it reads like to me does that make sense? It sounds like they are giving the law for what this 'assistant' as a licensed (in real estate sales) can do when working for another agnency other than the one that holds their sales license.

[kendakay]

Great Post! Thanks so much for sharing!

[Turtleb78]

Hi DeAnna,

This is great information. I am looking to start in this niche and this has been VERY helpful!

Sarah

[A_Virtual_Jewel]

A word of caution is in order. If you read the third to the last item on the list for Illinois personal assistants, I think there would be great potental for being charged with the unauthorized practice of law (UPL). Interpreting legal documents is best left to an attorney.

Judy

[micarter]

I know you have heard this alot but thank you so much. I was searching for something like this last night with no luck.I have taken the Real Estate Courses and passed for Georgia, Flordia, and Alabama but didn't know much about Louisiana. So thank you!

[VA, Roni]

Thanks for the link, I've bookmarked it.

[arynnichols]

I have been looking for something like this, thank you so much!

[KBVBS]

Thanks for the information! This will help greatly with my business.

[VAHadry]

Thanks that information was helpful. I live in PA and it appears there is not many restrictions which is a good thing. I am actually thinking about getting the credits I need to sit for the Brokerage License test here in PA.