Anyone in Southern California have a loan or real estate office that needs a broker on staff?

in our state we had two organizations for realtors, salespersons and brokers. Why not call the president of those organizations and ask them if they have their ear to the ground and heard of any brokers who were making a change. I don't know that you can "loan" any broker's license because the broker must be there on the property since they are the overseer of everything that goes on like money held and transactions and determining transactions otherwise the sales people would be on their own (against the law to do this) and could be doing things against the law like not depositing money promptly or to the correct account and without you knowing about those things YOU could easily go to jail for their indiscretions. So I'd think what you are suggesting is dangerous.

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