Could there be a way to arrange a deal with some organization that they could use the house as they wish (ethically and lawfully), but when they are finished, they would demolish it?

I'm lucky enough to be working for a company that make ethical decisions and refuses to work for clients that don't believe in our standards.

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Guess I missed that day of ethics class...But seriously, this is a true disregard of every fiduciary responsibility carried by a licensee. 

@James Wise At a minimum, sub to deals require knowledge, highly ethical behavior, and an ability to perform.  

We know we are both hard working ethical people an put in the hours that are needed. 

I know there are arguments about this technique and the ethical side of it as well.  

We only handle ABC property in south st louis. and we only take on A,B investor/clients that are ethical.

However, you don't mention if you are licensed, so I can't tell you if it would be legal/ethical for a licensee to pay your a referral fee. 

As far as I am aware it is legal in all states with one caveat....NAR Code of Ethics states that this must be disclosed in the MLS.