Number 2 is don't poach other companies clients, if everyone is professional networking benefits all.

Is Agent B poaching? 

I don’t mean to poach or anything sleazy like that, just looking for advise from someone who knows more than me.

Not scalable for anyone other than silicone valley earners poaching homes up and down the Midwest.

No but I've had listings poached by people trying to scam money out of people on Craigslist.

(Also, there's a bit of 'strategy' involved in that owners might not want to take homes 'directly' from each other's parks; it could start a war where owners are poaching from each other.)Generally most community owners would love to bring in used mobile homes that are in decent shape and of good value.See the photo to get a sense for why this strategy works for my friend, the community who buys it, and the resident who will live in it (these are just hypothetical figures):

Basically a real estate agent poached him from me, promising he would make more money going with him.

Andrew, I'll try not to poach your turf too much :).

That reminds me of a tax sale poach you and Scott beat me out on.

Many software companies that aren't already in Seattle are opening satellite offices in Seattle to poach talent from competing firms.