So as a broker, you wouldn't be offended if an investor used multiple agents, as long as they acted with integrity and used you to list properties you bring him/her, right?  

Savvy negotiations and cutting edge marketing strategies join uncompromising integrity as the hallmarks of Alex Kairoff's service.

I definitely want to operate with integrity and high ethical standards. 

I'm just trying to learn how to integrate wearing the investing hat with the agent hat.

He's a little on the young side (if you equate age with experience), but he works his a$$ off, demonstrates the utmost in integrity, and is always easy to get a hold of (answers my e-mails, text messages, and phone calls within an hour 99% of the time).http://www.riversidepropertymanager.com/

It is integral to the brrrr strategy which you can learn more about by searching that term on here.

So are honesty and integrity.

It's just really making me question his integrity and makes me wonder if we should worry about liability with this guy.

Integrity is the key thing to look for in a property manager.For example, it is illegal to provide property management services in Ohio unless you are a licensed real estate agent. 

Almost 2 years ago I started my own business called Integrity Painting & More.