I really like to shoot for the moon when I do things and RE seems like it has endless possibilities for wealth building, especially for people with a solid work ethic.

To do anything else (including forget about them) boarder on ethical :)Whether you read them or not is your call.  

Instead they usually fall victim to the less-than-ethical gurus, coaches and mentors that are looking to just make money off the newbie.You are in a great market with LOTS of opportunity.  

If your an agent there is no law either, but the Realtor's code of ethics will cause an agent problems. 

I work for a fantastic independant brokerage that supports all agents as long as they are working ethically and lawfully. 

It has everything to do with ethics and honoring you FIDUCIARY duty to  your client. 

Sorry, but as a group, they need a real education in business and in RE, they need real skills and an ethical swift kick that let's them know they don't have to rely on deception to make a deal fly. :) 

Mike Flora Do you think that taking property from another is moral and ethical?

I am not tied to the MLS, in fact I am willing if need be to turn my license in, because I am still wondering how ethical it is for an agent to be talking to a distressed owner with the intent to buy the property.  

Thank you @Gena Golden I respect that work ethic @Jerry Padilla I know there has been a lot of debate about that and lenders not allowing investers to assign the property to the LLC or a 3rd party a the time of close.