If you don't have the self-discipline and work ethic to earn that 1st down payment, it doesn't bode well for your future success in REI.

Are there any ethical concerns or industry best business practices I should lookout for while learning the ropes of what it takes to be an effective wholesaler? 

He's a 30+ yr RE Broker who is ethical and highly regarded as being the expert in the field.

you shouldn't have a problem finding work for a pittance if your hard working and have a strong work ethic and a good drive to succeed.jeff

Hey Sean, I don't think you are going to get anyone to advise you to do any thing other than what is legally and ethically right here.

It can be pulled off by a good ethical seasoned agent.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

So, 40 years later Still learningHaving fun making moneyUnemployed and no desire to work for anyoneWorking tax sales, developing commercial propertiesAuctioneer, broker and advisor to city and state government Teaching others real estate formulas, ethics and contract engineeringI'd say take the course, you got to get something out of it for a buck......

what Jaime said:) there are some things you can do that are in the "grey area," that really aren't morally or ethically wrong in my opinion...

He'll definitely help me by letting me use him as an opportunity, but as long as it's ethical and not violating client-attorney privileges.