Thanks all for the replies.While I would love the house, it’s a cape in my town, I don’t feel ethical buying it.

Be honest,  ethical, upfront and ask for the same in return-- that's the best way to manage IMO.

lol  They show up for work, they aren't hung over, they have ethic/drive.... or at least all more likely to.  

I am reading through the forums about the extreme importance of choosing an ethical, skilled, open-minded, knowlegeable, etc good lender. 

Business and Ethics

If the agent isn't responding to your agent then he's likely breaking the Realtor code of Ethics, and Bright MLS rules, requiring clear cooperation.

If you have a strong work ethic, patience, and a desire to have true wealth, real estate investing will give you a much bigger ROI than a Roth IRA or any other stock market vehicle.But if you just want to put money away and never think about it, a Roth is a fine place to store it.

Note: This post is for entertainment and not legal, moral, or ethical advice.

There's an ethical and a business reason for it:1.

He is a up & coming agent with a multifaceted work ethic and dedication to the client.