This is the honest and ethical thing to do.

A realtor cannot do that for you, they can offer advice but nothing more if they are ethical.

This place consists mostly of porous wood so even if I gave them the benefit of the doubt that it was even foamed, it still needs taken down to bare bones for me to not only feel alright about living in it, but ethically, ever selling it.

I love my current job, I love what I do, don't plan on leaving it until retirement, this will be my job that provides me to be able to buy my first investment property (Goal set is 6-8 months from now).My day starts around 3:30 or 4:30am everyday (I blame my parents work ethic!

Some people are so short sighted when it comes to this. thank you for bringing it to everyone's attention.Great point Robert.I think that good small business people are probably more apt to get screwed like this since it would not occur to us to try to make out a little in the short term at the expense of the long term business relationship.Forget about basic decency and ethics...

It’s all about having a work ethic and long term plan.

From limited experience I know remote flipping 100% hinges on an ethical and experienced team.

Nice job..you should be proud of your "stick with it" ethics....it paid off.

Ethics in real estate is like ethics in government, an oxymoron.

Ethically speaking, the agent may not want to violate their customers privacy even if allowed to share the information.