They master doesn't want inspired slaves...the want obedient slaves and when every aspect of your life depends on the master for survival (medicare, medicaid, social security, housing assistance, food assistance, free school breakfasts/lunch/dinner, etc) you will indeed be obedient. 

Like Joel said Section 8 is strict obedience of law so your propertie shold not be a mess but maybe the inspection of your propertie was only in September 2012.

If so you believed you had Obedience, Loyalty, Disclosure, Confidentiality, Accountability and Reasonable care due to you.

@Jeff M.I agree Jeff, as your agent they owe you that obedience, and to act in your best interests at all times.

My feeling is that Utah will do better than most states, because it tends to be obedient to things like CDC recommendations and government orders. 

I have a friend that has requested proof of obedience training and asked who their vet is in the application.

They are very good dogs, if house trained and trained in obedience.

Agents do have a duty of lawful obedience to their client, but I don't think its worth the fight.

Either because of another full-time job, like Wayne mentioned, or you took on too many clients (compared to your available time, energy level, family commitments etc).Do you not have the fiduciary duty of obedience to obey lawful instructions from your client?

And by the way, if you have a buyer agency signed with someone we have these little things called fiduciary duties (OBEDIENCE being one of them), so if they won't present your offer than "see ya later" agent!