The market decides which will win, would you rather buy a robot with a track record and security of always being helpful, or one that could be hacked to harm?

I don't think there's any harm in asking.Do a search on the address first though to see if it re-appeared under a different MLS #; it's unlikely but remotely possible it was removed due to an error in the listing and re-entered as correct.If you're talking about commercial property, it's also possible that they pulled it from the regular MLS and entered it into the RI Commercial Information Exchange (RICIE).

Check out NOLO website and search for "Overview of Landlord-Tenant Laws in Texas" and then read the actual law sections (better yet, print them and have them readily available in your office/workplace). 

I am sure she is not trying to go harm but just do not know how to set up correctly.

If it's an arrangement where your equity partner is just providing funding in exchange for a percentage of the profit that's one thing, but if it's a demanding partner or one you don't see eye-to-eye with it can lead to them pushing you to make decisions that might harm your real estate business.

Having your RE License for access and or referral business could be great for your real estate business and your surrounding network.No harm in the education as well.Let me know if you have any questions.Regards, Joe Scorese

You're not necessarily putting a lot of money out to secure a deal, and if you can't resell to an investor, then you can cancel the contract - no harm, no foul.

No harm in this.

I'd contact my insurance company to see if they have any special program for dealing with this, or at least ask the police if there was any evidence of these harmful drugs in use.  

Do I have an accurate depiction of the workplace environment?