@Joe Banks - Happy to provide whatever transparency into Eric's complaint that's within ethical standards and does not reveal any specifics of his personal situation.

The mentorship program is solid, but success as a real estate agent is ultimately up to the individual and their work ethic.

Not to mention personal values and ethics.

My strengths are attention to detail, QUICK learner, personable, stellar work ethic, and feel most productive when I can assist in others’ success, so ideally this proposition is for a two-way relationship.

Once we jump over our ethical / pro standard hurdles, it is up to the client to pick between Option A and Option B.Find someone that is aligned with this way of thinking, and that you can have open and free communication with.

Their english and work ethic is next level. 

In the very sensitive area of legality, legal compliance, and ethics, they have a definitive methodology which keeps the investor on the correct side of this equation5.

She is such a smart and ethical Realtor that she inspired me to become a Realtor and I joined her Yosemite Real Estate Team.

If the deals were so good then why would they need to sell why not raise money in a fund… @Chris I think there was no real intention to conduct business in an ethical manner, Jason Walsh rather laid the foundation to use RE to produce a pretty large Ponzi scheme and I think we all know how those end. 

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