Ethically; do you really want to sue your brother?

We do this to avoid ethical issues most wholesalers run into AND to avoid lawsuits.  

I understand that there can be no "secret profit" when representing a client but can a real estate agent wholesale a deal ethically when there is no fiduciary relationship with a 'motivated seller'?

They are acting as an agent without the laws, ethics requirements, education, and insurance that are vital IMO.

An instructor who has mastered RE can take any strategy and teach it along legal and ethical guidelines, problem is finding a master of the art and science of real estate.Long, long ago, my dad was a music teacher, had marching bands.

On September 12, 2016 By Lorie Garland, OAR Assistant Vice President of Legal ServicesThe OAR Legal Assistance Hotline receives an array of real estate-related legal questions — including license law issues, disclosure, contract law, ethics and commission problems, among others.

I suppose we agents may be able to print them and give them to wholesalers but that is something I personally don't feel ethically right in doing.

Mostly what I bring to the table is a little bit of money (100k-ish) and a dump truck of hunger and work ethic.

If you've gotten a copy of the inspection report (and even if you've just been made aware of an issue verbally or in an email), you now have some knowledge of the alleged defect.Failing to disclose that and jump up and bite you big time.And for the real estate agents on the list, you quite probably have an ethical duty to disclose that information, even if your client tells you not to.I've gotten into this issue before with clients (as their attorney and as their real estate agent).

I have an ethical question related to making an owner financing offer.