They are raising new investor capital without being transparent on past performance which may not be a legal violation yet because the outcomes of the past funds/properties have not yet been finalized, but the writing is on the wall so raising a new fund without disclosing what's happening with their existing fund/properties is ethnically wrong.

I will admit, some of the frustration on Jerrylls side was caused by my team inadvertently, whether it is my team saying we can't force someone to stop using a design that looks like his (it's not our legal standing to do that) or our team not communicating well enough why we can't support helping people fix their custom CSS code if they messed it up.

If that is not agreed to in the listing contract AND been disclosed to other agents, then they can not do so legally.

The few that do, Florida because net listings are legal there, and South Carolina which made it a licensed brokerage activity. 

Is it advisable to start legal process to evict them ?

I do however encourage immigration, it just needs to be done legally and intelligently. 

@Gulliver R.You got me researching legal conforming and legal non-confirming. 

Now, I am doing more of asset management and capital raising on top of being responsible for legal due diligence.

The rest you can handle from an hour away.Do yourself a favor: buy "Every Landlord's Legal Guide" by NOLO.

In addition to all the points above - continue to educate yourself and surround yourself with those doing it at the levels that you want to get at.I don't know what your family business does, but if there is a way, find creative, legal and non-invasive ways to leverage that to build connections and expand your sphere of influence.