Hey Bill Gulley , thanks for the response. Couple of things though, I dont think me stealing the agent's client whom I would be performing an inspection for would be any kind of issue, heres why. The agent obviously already has some kind of relationship with the person, so unless they had some kind of major dispute, I don't see why a client would approach the home inspector (who has a RE license) to represent them.
Also from my side, it would be an extremely unethical thing to do. If the agent did in fact did show some kind of concern, I would be open to signing an agreement to not represent their client.
I would also think that agents would rather refer or work with a home inspector that has their RE license. They would know that I understand who whole process and would work in their benefit by knowing how to deal with customers.
I will do a lot of research and due diligence before I jump into playing both roles though. Thanks again