The wrong people are late on rent, make unreasonable repair requests, damage the property, and frankly can rationalize any type of behavior they want.For definition C and D would be in average to poor condition, on busy streets, on 'rental' streets (cars parked in yard, sofas in yard, etc), poor schools, grocery store too far away so primary food source in convenience mart.I'm in Austin, FYI

To be a broker they agree to certain standards of conduct and behavior no matter what their part in the transactions happens to be.

If this come as a surprise to you then maybe you should read up on human behavior and deception techniques taught by David Lieberman Ph.D.

What you'll find is that not only do business entities provide plenty of advantages over and above helping business owners act unethically, but in many cases, unethical behavior is not protected by the corporate veil.Business entities help create tax advantages, they help protect business owners from unscrupulous customers, they help business owners provide benefits to employees, they build a layer of trust into a business relationship, they help make book-keeping easier, they help business owners from inadvertently commingling funds, etc.

Quality properties beget quality tenants beget considerate behavior. :-)

Tenant like that usually have pattern of behavior and with little research you can find out.

All comes down to behavior, without knowing the type of debts, are you going to aggressively pay the debt off?

Shameful behavior in my opinion.In conclusion we closed on the deal 2 weeks later after all documents were ready for closing and I was glad this ordeal was over. 

I personally don't usually like that behavior, and if i think the individuals work is good. ill confront them about that behavior.

File a complaint with the DRE  that would stop this behavior if its not correct ..