There have been many dishonest agents in business so figure stuff out for yourself, protect yourself and don't count on laws to help you financially.You are doing what you are doing for the reward.

All of the short sale stuff we are talking about here is legit and legal so I'm not suggesting that it is dishonest or unethical.

I guess I can look for a new job in SLC and try to do some wholesaling part time, but it's frustrating to have to get another "crappy" job, and feels dishonest when I apply for something knowing I already want out as soon as possible.

@Dean Letfus we would not even think about being dishonest, because my partners and I believe in the importance of honesty and integrity when doing business.  

There's so many guru's that teach questionable tactics and sub2 is definitely a tactic which could be used in dishonest ways and there's no shortage of "investors" using the technique in questionable ways. 

He said he didn't know it was in Oakland county and looked up the wrong county.Either he is stupid or dishonest. 

Dishonest at the front door was the quickest way to being classified a scam artist and not to be trusted.

Also, there are some brokerages that I found to be rather dishonest and while it's unfortunate you should keep an eye out for these.

She is just clueless and dishonest.

That is probably the main reason I never got into doing something that is filled with dishonest people are in this business to take advantage of others.Eventhough I was a broker for about 30 years in Dallas Texas which is full of dishonest people.