On a short sale, can the listing agent simply say:"Sorry, someone applied before you and submitted the EMD, you can't bid"In this case, the owner is out of town and it's highly likely she hasn't signed the contract.Wh...

Finding a realtor, that as a serious work ethic and willing to guide me3.

We've also referred close to 2 million in listings and subsequent purchases.I'm not sure if there are laws or ethics involved, but at this point I certainly want to start knocking off some fees.Originally posted by Tom T.

Some of the other info you wrote really sounds like sob story material - the landlord has no obligation to find out that your student loans that are supposed to be deferred are in collection, or that your car note wasn't paid - but the LL does have an ethical obligation to provide you the information that was used to reject your application, since they collected your money. 

Not only do I want someone to look for mold I want an expert on how to mitigate the issues and be held to warranties/guarantees.You might want to ask your experienced Real estate attorney if he or she can recommend one as they see so many parts and pieces of inspection reports they often can steer you away from some bad ones.In my honest opinion NEVER use one recommended by a Realtor...Hope that helps...Ps; Remember they are human but they are getting paid to do a thorough/ethical/honest (well at least one that fulfills the contract you sign with them "hence read it ask questions before signing it" inspection for YOU!

Also, it's a little gray ethically, because agents aren't supposed to be paid for real estate related services except by their broker.If you want a bird dog, try talking to a wholesaler ... ask them to send deals your way that they don't want, or ask them if they know someone.  

hi bpIs it ethical or even legal to wholesale deals in new York while being licensed?

You know, most every tenant does make a security deposit...4) Moral/ethical: "your surname looks Polish.

You really don't learn anything about investing, and it mostly teaches you about contracts, agent relationships and ethics.

The more ethical GCs will simply say they are too busy instead of charging insane overheads ( I’ve seen some crazy bids before).