A: ORC § 4735.18(A)(36) provides that a licensee is subject to disciplinary sanctions if the licensee is found to have “failed to inform the licensee’s client of the existence of an offer or counteroffer or having failed to present an offer or counter offer in a timely manner, unless otherwise instructed by the client, provided the instruction of the client does not conflict with any state or federal law.”

We have a conflict between appeals courts at the moment with the recent 3rd DCA Beauvais ruling upholding the SOL.

Our loan documents are of no help, as they are conflicting.

Keeping in mind they have a vested interest in you buying their property and using their financing, it can be a conflict of interest.

I read conflict reviews online.

We have conflicting interests with the lenders (they want us to pay more, and we do not).

I have been talking to a lender that's interested in funding the deal, the only thing is he's also interested in being either full owner and paying me as a wholesaler, making me a partial owner, or allowing me to run the apartment.Because it's in my home city I'm conflicted because I have everything at my disposal there, i.e., trusted realtors, trusted contractors (in my family), trusted property manager (aunt), and my parents.  

I usually attend, but this month it conflicted with the Melville meeting.

Just know that, in my personal opinion, partnerships are one of the most highly conflicted areas with respect to 1031 exchanges.

I would definitely recommend starting in your local market, but once you get more comfortable with investing and building a team, you can always take those skills to different markets.We try to make it to most of the monthly BP meetups but sometimes have a conflict.