Why the license matters to you
A wholesaler cannot offer you a listing at all. So a wholesaler
will never tell you that listing would put more money in your pocket, even when it would.
I can put that option in front of you, which means I can afford to say so. The listing
itself goes to the agent on my team who does retail full time, so the person telling you
what the market will pay is not the person who might buy it instead.
The part people ask about
Two different hats, and I will always tell you which one I am wearing.
When JNK buys your house, I am the buyer. I am acting for myself, I intend to make a
profit on it, and I do not owe you the duties an agent owes a client. You are entitled
to have your own agent or attorney look at anything I hand you, and I would rather you
did.
When you list instead, you are represented by a licensed agent at Omada Real Estate,
usually the full-time listing agent on my team, under a written listing agreement, and
those duties do apply.
Which one you are in gets stated in writing before you sign anything. Most people in
this business would rather that line stay blurry. I would rather you knew exactly
where you stand, because a seller who understands the deal does not back out of it.
The full explanation is in the terms.