Can a real estate agent work for more than 1 broker?

Question

I am about to become a licensed real estate agent. I plan to go into regular residential sales because I already have a couple of brokerage firms that I would be interested in working for.

However, I am knowledgable in a certain niche area (horses) and I know of a real estate company that specializes in equestrian properties only. That seems like a natural fit for me, and equestrian properties tend to go for big bucks, but the properties are really spread out location-wise, so I don't see how I could do that full time, unless I feel like driving 8 hours to show a property to someone! It seems to me like those sales would be few and far between; I imagine working for a local residential brokerage would be feasible as well.

Before I approach the equestrian properties company, I need to know: can I work for two brokerages?

Answer 1

Simply put, no. You may hang your license in the state in which you are licensed with just one broker at a time.

But theres not reason why you cant work for the equestrian brokerage, making a name for yourself specializing in equestrian properties, AND service single family residential home buyers needs aswell, in the same office.

Answer 2

Not in my state either. The problem has to do with liability and the work you'd be performing. In fact in NC one can no longer just become licensed as a real estate agent. S/he has to take the required coursework and pass tests to become licensed as a provisional broker.

Answer 3

Not in my state (Wisconsin) either. You are operating under the auspices of the broker who agrees to take you on. You can only operate under one brokerage at a time.

Answer 4

Not in my state. But, I would call the real estate commission in your state to check.

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