@J Dubs are you still active duty?

Few options to consider:1) contact FREC to report violations of their duties as licensed real estate brokerage.

Pros to this are I could sell with more money in my pocket than I could listing it, cons are that I lose my VA entitlement for 2 years, which to me isn't a huge deal, as I don't have enough entitlement left to buy house at my next duty station anyway.Thanks, and Happy Memorial Day!

I am currently an active duty attorney in the Navy, mostly focusing on criminal law.

You can offer free rent in exchange for specific duties.2.

Most have only access to limited inventory, they don't have the same fiduciary duty and you have to make sure you don't get taken advantage of.

I’m active duty Air Force about to retire in February.

Wells Fargo would have a duty to notify the mom on title in any foreclosure action.

Account Closed Some might view wholesaling as ethically problematic because the wholesaler doesn't have a duty to anyone but himself and is thus incentivized to make the worst possible deal for both the seller and the buyer in every transaction.

I’m active duty Air Force and I have three VA loans now.When I started, I didn’t know where to start, so I went with the big companies, USAA, Navy Federal, and Veterans United.If you don’t have an agent, I know USAA and Veterans United have agents they are connected to and can refer them to you.