This is the one profession, that as long as you stick to your morals and don't break the law.

Moral of this story; know your market. 

@Jaime Morales Welcome.

I feel morally compelled to save as many people from this expensive ripoff.

These are just some ideas - moral of the story, though: don't discount your skills - bring them to the table and fill in the gaps with other people (you'll fill in THEIR gaps).Good luck!

I am very well versed in the "Moral outrage and righteous indignation" arguments and know full well they carry zero weight in a court of law. 

@Richard Xiong if you plan on financing anything you will need to pay off the bad debt..and it is the moral thing to do and you will feel better about it. 

So moral of the story BE CAREFUL

See if you can extract any sense of the direction of their moral compass with your conversation.2) If you aren't satisfied with the agent's response, find out who their managing broker is and have the same conversation with them.  3) If this person has no managing broker or you're not able to get anywhere with them, you can file an official complaint with the FL state board of Realtors.  

well I said yup I would to me that is absolutely morally repugnant to me I would not want to see a seller taken advantage of to that extent.