They want high volume agents to generate income for themselves, and increase their stats.Yes, as a Realtor (not all agents are Realtors), you have to abide by the Code of Ethics. 

Seems fishy as email doesn’t match website (which is a .online) site and no pictures of principles (who have linked in accounts)

Principle pay down - builds equity each month as your tenants pay the mortgage for you.4.

-joeNet CF from investment 1yr= Owners equity+Gain on sale in y1+ Total return from operations for that year.For years 3 and 5 add the principle reduction from the previous years and voila.Exit price(his estimated sale number)- total purchase price= gain.

I'm sure they must have some ethics rules they must follow?

I’m in a handful of syndications and they are all making 0% right now, with likely loss of principle in most.

With the interest and tax occurred at 1 million total, and 1 million principle paid, the ROI is ZERO.  

Everybody has to eat so I'm not going to go into the ethics of it but you have to go into this eyes wide open that public adjusting like this is not, in my opinion, a job to use to get knowledge and experience in property management.  

I've had clients buy without ever seeing the place or seeing it hours before closing...the right boots on the ground is key but, while most realtors are ethical, no one has more invested in your long term success than you so don't rely on information from others who could profit from it.

This 50k doesn’t include the interest on the principle over the 9 year period.