Good Afternoon BP Family,I am a newer investor and have an ethics question for you all - is it good business practice to have more than one agent in each market I am investing in?

We have fiduciary responsibilities and a code of ethics but a lot of agents aren't really there to find you the best deal instead of themselves the best commission.

This is certainly legal and ethical as you would be a principal in the deal. 

@Chris Randall - Create curiosity and make connections through sound business practice and ethical rapport building.

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

It seems more ethical to me compared to putting a property under contract and trying to find another buyer.

(No disrespect, just a fact)3) It's a hyper cyclical sector where downturns wash away all the noobies-over-leveraged-folks so without capital your only comparative advantage will be work ethics and built up experience: college and internships will bring you that.

How legal/ ethical/ possible is it to hire a surveyor that offers you that deal?

I want experience with handling higher priced projects and homes and I also want to make sure that the company I work with is A1 in the ethics department.

Keep working hard - do it intelligently and ethically, and you'll be able to build an awesome business.