It feels like a lack of compassion on their part.

That is some major pressure and you need to mitigate all risk, trust no applicant to ever tell the truth and have zero compassion for their sob stories.

I under stand the lure of wholesaling and assigning.. but if you were simply listing these deals you would not be dealing with a bunch of defective folks with broken moral compass's  and with your ability and energy in that same 4 months you would probably have listed and sold 4 props a month not one in 4 months.but fast forward to your new found gig of flipping..

@Kurt Charles  I hear what your saying there.. and its an extremely fine line.what those who say don't be an agent generally are speaking about are transactions that if one was to use ethics and moral compass one would look at those and think neither were present.And what I refer to as the unsophisticated seller who knows no better.. they may look at a tax statement and if its tax assessed at one number they think that is ARV on a perfectly fine home.As an agent with a high standard of ethics you would point out that arv and tax assessed are not the same ARV is generally higher ( unless its a hoarder house or one in a great deal of disrepair) or in an area that has suffered from going from good area to bad IE turning into a Ghetto type environment as we see in the bigger older Cities. 

HOMELESS camping all over the place.. and they will buy a camper park it on the street in front of your home and just start living there.. steal your water make a freaking mess. its insane how these folks want all this compassion but then go on to ruin peoples lives by intimidation and creating waste were ever they go.

QUIT (I say this with compassion ☺️).Hope this helps.

Once I joined, combined with other factors such as my BP presence, took my business to another level.I think the only places in my market Id consider are L&F, KW, Remax, and Compass.

As a Broker, I have no issue with ethical wholesalers, the problem is many are new and have no compass, moral or otherwise, they just dont know any better, so they end up scamming an elderly person, or an uneducated person, and get a pretty bad name out there.

I guess my moral compass appreciates that more than squatting, but I am open to trying to understand that.   

Suddenly you're the rich landlord, who's taking advantage of the little guy and don't have compassion.