By law I have to disclose that I'm a licensed sales agent in Virginia, but there's no commitment. 

The seller (also a local agent that sold his home himself) disclosed there was a roof leak and was fixed in July 2023.

While you may be able to get away with not informing the county about the change in residency status, most of the legal residence application processes in SC counties to change your assessment ratio from 6% to 4% will require you to disclose if you currently claim this status elsewhere.

It's illegal for the agent to be compensated for the referral to the title company.It's always possible he is one of the owners of the title company, but he would need to disclose that to you.

Personally I think if you are providing a service to an owner in foreclosure disclose it and disclose your fee..

This whole lawsuit is about NAR and the industry not disclosing or talking about commissions, compensation and how that’s paid.A licensed agent will be held by law to have any buyers they are working with under a buyer/broker agreement, it’s not going to be an option, that’s the past.

She sent us an application and didn't disclose she was repping both sides to get 100% of the commission.

You may not think to disclose at the time you reinstate your license. 

I'm sure they got dozens of calls from flaky buyers/ lowballers, agents trying to get them to list with them, wholesalers, spammers, scammers, scheduling showings and having strangers come through their $2M property, or cancelling last minute, or no-showing, qualifying buyers, dealing with unfamiliar contracts and inspection negotiations and then starting over again with a new buyer when the first one backed out, not knowing what they need to legally disclose from that first inspection and what they don't etc.

Quote from @Priya Srinivasan: I haven't heard of fundhomes; I just started investing with https://here.co/app/properties Even Arrived homes are now getting into short term rentals.I haven't tried Fundhomes, I mostly invest with Arrived and FundriseI would be very careful with Here.co, they have massive fees that aren't disclosed anywhere on their website.