If the answer is no then by omitting key and crucial facts that could make the case to appear to be fraud.Everyone is entitled to their due process and not guilty until proven otherwise in a court of law.   

Just because it was dismissed - doesn't mean he wasn't guilty.  

I think the suit was $13k and we settled for $500 with no admission of guilt - I had already paid my lawyer a grand and it was going to cost another few grand going to trial, so he offered them a $500 settlement with my approval and they accepted. 

And I'd feel guilty if I wanted to see houses I knew I probably wasn't interested in because agents don't like to waste their time.

Women are almost as guilty of gender-bias as men, as your post illustrates.  

I didn't have that and I remember, to this day that still fuels me but I will never be guilty of not giving anyone my best, support, or being inaccessible.This is a world of survival of the fittest...

I would charge a bit lower than what he is paying & if you feel guilty put some of it in a repair escrow because you know if the vehicle ever needs major work he will not have the emergency cash & will probably walk away.

Ulises Ramirez , from newbie to newbie I can relate and tell you that Aaron Mazzrillo is totally right that the only reason you are forcing this to work is because you have nothing else in the pipeline (I'm guilty and still guilty of doing this) .....

When I found out about it I sort of felt like I would feel guilty not explaining it to friends and family and stuff, but didn't know how they would take it, so I think that's why I reached out on here to try to help people understand it.

Guilty.