I would be accused of practicing law without a license.

Thoughts and ideas are greatly appreciated.It kind of sounds like this is your first deal, so instead of accusing the agent of wrong doing, look close at your own process.

I've even been accused of overestimating repairs, in a wholesaler facebook group, which I disagreed with for that particular deal. 

They would contact our office regularly accusing Holton-Wise of being a slumlord because their house had roaches.

Just like how the cigarette industry used to give millions to children's cancer research, to have something to say in defense of themselves when they were accused of a hideously immoral business model.Going back to our original dichotomy, though: nobody ever focuses on (b) in social problems, Eric.

Of course one might say …oh well he is an independent contractor, you should sign a contract that says blah blah …great ..then I will tell you once you and your attorney will be fighting the case in court and you will be wasting your money and time deliberating contract law and proving that he had his own brush hence he acted as an independent contract and his attorney will be accusing you of negligence as the work place was unsafe ….I will be looking for a next crib to flip while Javier will be collecting $600 a month state money watching Telemundo

In others, it's absurd.Rather than jump straight to "sleazy Realtor" accusations (something I see all too often here on BP), think about this:$50,000 in additional sales price at an estimated 2% buyer-side commission = $1,000. 

I believe his view is it is very easy to get caught up in a discrimination accusation and a possible lawsuit.

If I still have other applicants that I've not processed I return those along with their fee.My concern with processing multiple applications and then trying to choose among multiple qualified applications is that its easy to be accused of discrimination. 

Cooper, accusing the company of negligence and breach of contract.