Your broker of record across Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Utah for iBuyer programs, flat-fee listing services, and instant-offer platforms operating as licensed brokerages. One engagement, multiple states, advertising-compliance review built in.
iBuyer and flat-fee MLS businesses operate as licensed brokerages in every state where they transact. That means a designated/qualifying/principal broker on the entity license (in every single state), personally responsible for the firm's licensed activity to that state's commission.
The challenge: iBuyer programs often have higher transaction volume and higher advertising exposure than traditional brokerages. State commissions watch the advertising of high-volume, tech-driven listing services more closely than a typical residential office. The broker of record needs to actually review the advertising surface and the transaction-document flow, not just sign filings.
Why this matters: a flat-fee or iBuyer service that doesn't comply with each state's advertising rules (Texas 22 TAC §535.154/.155, Florida FREC Rule 61J2-10.025, Georgia GREC 520-1-.09, Utah R162-2f-401a) puts the brokerage license itself at risk, not just the marketing.
Active broker of record for engagements across Texas, Utah, and Georgia, longest since 2019 (national rental platform). Multi-state experience with high-volume listing operators and tech-driven transaction platforms. Texas roster verifiable via TREC Public License Information. Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business.
Most iBuyer engagements go from first call to active coverage in two to four weeks per state. For multi-state launches, we run filings in parallel. Advertising-compliance review starts immediately once coverage is active. We don't wait for an issue to surface.
Tell us your states, your transaction model, and your launch timing. We'll come back with scoping and a quote within one business day.
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