@Kevin Sobilo Well, you can here in Colorado by shifting to transaction broker, but it is not ever recommended from a liability and ethics standpoint. 

The level of education, not to mention the high ethical standards enforced within the group, speaks for itself.We have a community of over 10,000 members committed to ethical business practices, and there is accountability for those who do not follow safety standards or ethics.

Win-win's are important to Krohn and he feels that an ethical business must include this type of win-win to be worth while.Through the use of private money, and rent-to-owns, he has built a real estate empire of hundreds of single family properties and he is working to make limitless a billion dollar business.How he makes moneyAside from the rent-to-own properties, he is constantly selling and renting.

Especially that last sentence.His is not really an ethics question but more of a business fair practice question...

Make sure they’re licensed and insured, just to cover yourself.Going with veterans or contractors from diverse backgrounds usually works out well since they often bring a good work ethic.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Your willingness to work for free to gain hands-on experience speaks volumes about your commitment and work ethic.

Side Note...How ethical are most gurus?

I’m interested to hear what people recommend in this situation.  Essentially what commissions are owed? 
A developer buys a piece of land and divides it into 7 lots.  No realtors are involved yet.  A neighbor wants t...