At GenAlpha3 LLC, our mission is to provide quality, affordable housing through ethical management, ensuring safety, comfort, and fairness for all residents.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

I wonder if that is legal or not or at the very least not ethical or moral..

You need to do the ethical thing and inform this person that your not of the correct knowledge or skill level to best represent this transaction. 

I have flipped homes for 15 years with my best friend who is a broker in Florida and we sold homes that were ethically done and quality remodels.

Here are five important things to consider when making your decision:Certifications & Licenses: Hire a firm with AMO accreditation and CPM professionals to ensure best practices and ethical management.Local Experience: National firms aren’t always better.

Partnerships Matter: Align yourself with motivated, positive people who share your vision and work ethic.3.Take Action: Don’t just learn—apply what you know.

It's a tough numbers vs ethics dilemma. 

If they refuse to pay, file an ethics complaint with the state commission and consider taking them to small claims.

Some agents are just too good at giving first impressions but lack the actual work ethic to do what they say they're going to do.