I can't imagine the ethical and legal firestorm it would get us into up here.I'll trust you know what your doing since you are a licensed mortgage broker in that state though and I would believe you know mortgage laws. 

I'm pretty sure an 8 year-old could tell you the answer, but since you can't figure it out, here it is: Just like in every aspect of life, some people are less ethical than others.

Every person, every bank, every business who backed out of their financial obligations should have the ethics to pay their obligations.

I know Josh couldn't ethically support us in doing that...but that's the joy of being an unpaid, unofficial fundraiser.

They go to college in English and their work ethic is among the best!

Is it ethical for a Licensed Agent to have a seller sign a listing contract offering their property at their lowest price????

If the buyer agrees to pay 10-15k for a good deal on a property does anyone think there's an issue with that, either legally, ethically, or in terms of putting it on the HUD on the buyer's side and having the short sale lender approve it?

(I think those who are successful as Real estate agents, bring good doctor's work ethics in their professional dealings.)I have rarely seen doctor defaming or criticizing other doctors but I have seen so much of these among realtors just to get few hundreds or few thousand dollars commission.By and large from a personal experience with realtors I can say that first they ask your limit about how much you can afford - then they will show houses which are close to your upper range.

We're going to launch soon but it's neither allowed nor ethical for me to talk about it in the forum as it could be seen as a form of selling and I intend to hold that line.

Yes she is a licensed agent  Further explain by pursuing additional damages outside the timeframe in the law that she is committed an NAR Code of Ethics Violation of Article 1.