The rest of your questions start crossing the line of legal advise which I don't provide on public forums and to non-clients with no attorney client privilege.

They however make exceptions and you should see that as a privilege.

YES, foreigners can buy real estate properties in the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, and in fact:    • As a foreigner, you have the same rights and privileges as Dominicans with regard to buying & owning real estate in the DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, including the benefits of tax incentives such as the CONFOTUR LAW

People who are late every month haven't earned those privileges.  

I recommend this because I actually had the privilege of hanging out with Joe while in California. 

Yes, they will pay a % fee for the privilege along the way somewhere (our processor charges them 3% extra)... but we see that as 'their problem'.For tenants that don't want to play along with that scenario (convert to paying on a card / bank account) we have advised them that we will be charging a $25 pick up fee when we have to come and get the rent in person.  

As a guarantor, mom or dad has the right to know if little Johnny or Janey is meeting their obligations and the privilege to open their wallet if they are not.Having helicopter Mom pop into the house their kid shares with three other students unannounced does not help social cohesion between housemates ... it also doesn't help the kids become independent. ;-)

IF you made enough money at your full time job, so that you could afford to work a second job, would you pay the employer for that privilege, with the reason being the potential future you might have with that second job? 

Why did I get my license: I enjoy my job as a psychotherapist, having the ability to sit with individuals, listen to their stories and work with them in the process of healing is definitely a privilege for me.

Nothing wrong with using a dual agent as long as you understand they won’t be able to advise you whether the seller will take less money or other privileged information.