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.

@Jabari Brooks Hats off to you, you have a fantastic work ethic.  

The other guy may or may not find out, they may or may not care, point is, they got screwed by you from taking more than you're ethically entitled to and perhaps legally entitled to as to dealing equitably.

I know that there are two sides to the wholesaling argument, yours and then those who feel it is a way to run a business ethically and profitable

With my 15+ years experience, I can tell you that most new wholesalers fail because they do not understand fully how to properly and LEGALLY perform the wholesale transaction and there are a number of ways on how to do it legally and ethically and even more ways how to do it illegally and unethically.

Never do business with them, because everything they are saying is contradictory to business ethics and may or may not be aligned with their state laws.

you've got to be a salesman who can sell his business and do it ethically and efficiently.

4rmgt, touching on the fringe of ethical isssues IMHO.

Maybe less than 5% are professional and ethical, the remainder not so much. 

This strategy keeps my conscience clean, and upholds my ethical obligations as a realtor.