Moral of story "Beware of who you buy from and who you sell to" if you are are at all a snowflake.

There's plenty of opportunity for one to inflate their time, or be dishonest about a situation, if they are so inclined.When paying someone else, a person with the relationship and 'on the ground' also has opportunities to work with a vendor to artificially inflate prices.For me, the moral of the story, to be totally honest is not to be the passive investor type.There are folks on here that will have a different perspective/take on this, however my belief is to not expose yourself like this - and if you have the ability/constraints, be the more active investor of the two.

It takes a very moral Realtor AND two parties that of equal experience in buying and selling for dual agency to be fair. 

So the moral of the sroty is DO take every 'natural' opportunity (dont force it or brag about it) to talk about it and be ready to act when the opportunity comes up!

@Cristian Aviles-Morales  I buy several a year but honestly in a good economy that's much harder to do.

@Rodolfo Morales JrWelcome to the BP family!

Either way it's important to find an attorney and get active on this so you can surf the wave rather than continue to be hit by it.In general it's been my experience most people that go through the trouble (read "time, money and back ground checks and CPE") to attain/maintain any credential or license are keen not to have it revoked due to ethics violations, acts of moral turpitude, criminal convictions, as that can have a permanent deleterious affect on their future career prospects. 

So convictions for the moral equivilent of jaywalking souldn't be used in most cases.

The moral of my story is maybe find a place like that to search from.

Account Closed, I am in the same predicament.