Brokering across multiple states?
Hello! 

I run a small business brokerage in California and am wondering about how to legally start taking listings in other states. There are 17 states that require a real estate brokers license to sell a business (CA being one of them), but since we also often include real estate as part of these deals, I'd like the opportunity to sell that as well. Obviously, I could just start picking up brokers licenses state by state, but is there a quicker route?

Does anyone know any 'shortcuts' (e.g. get a brokers license in Delaware, which has lots of co-op agreements, etc.)? All insight is appreciated! 
[{"id": "ehf6gzs", "text": "Try google. ", "replies": [{"id": "ehf8fsy", "text": "Lol I did but didn't find anything about a path of least resistance. So I called on the collective wisdom of Reddit...", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ehf6ir7", "text": "Basically you need a license in that state or work with someone who does. \n\nYou can look up states that offer reciprocity and save having to do some.\n\nBut there are no big shortcuts like you mention 1 state that works with all. That I know of at least. ", "replies": [{"id": "ehf8gov", "text": "Thanks, that's pretty much what I've come up with. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ehfdrar", "text": "You need to partner with a broker with a license in that state. I'm on a national team and we use JDS. They charge a reasonable fee and it's a one-stop shop for every state you want to do business in. No fear of having your clients poached either. I would reach out to them with any questions... [https://jdsreservices.com/](https://jdsreservices.com/)", "replies": [{"id": "ehfk5q9", "text": "Thanks!", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ehfkkq7", "text": "Generally you partner with a broker in that state, for your last question though many people have FL and TX (think its tx?) licenses for this reason.  If you are going to do a one off deal though its probably not worth screwing with that, just find a local broker.  \n\n", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]