Willy Vasquez morales --Hi glad to see you.

The programs aim to sharpen moral reasoning without favoring a particular position by exploring ethical dilemmas in legal, political, medical, corporate, and military arenas.

I'd really like to make an offer on this new property, with realtor B, but it puts me in a position where I feel morally wrong for doing so as I was also working with realtor A.

He said we love you but we don't know you your tax returns and business are too complicated and by the time I go through all of this I could put the same time and energy and do a big loan to a big builder..Moral of the story I should have been asking him for 10 loans for 2 million then it might have been worth his time.

They seem to have an edge as they get all the heads up and probate stuff (questioning the morals/ethics... but those professions seem to be exempt from morals anyway) but I am working on this niche for sure.

I don't want to be held liable (financially or morally) if a tenant dies because a smoke  detector had dead batteries.

In addition to the moral issues, keeping your credit score intact and not being banned from purchases at a big store are good reasons to pay.I agree with the poster about asking for a discount for the hassle. 

I think I need you to bring me deals if you can find $100k homes that will flip for 340k.Really though, I've had the same moral dilemma.

So you are right, you have to try like heck to find one.The moral of the story is that tenants leave when they want to and when their life circumstances change.

The moral of the story your broker is your ultimate guide on how you will be allowed to conduct your business .