I’m looking for a career that I can get the most out of my work ethic and I’m hoping real estate can fulfill that.

They all offer different monthly fees, E&O insurance, charges per transaction, etc.Might be easier to wholesale at first without a license where you aren't bound by the Realtors Code of Ethics.

Since it is an ethics violation to put anything about commissions in the contract I verbally communicate to the other agent that this offer takes in to account no commissions on my side.

As for liability, I can't think of how a real estate license would really create any liability issues as long as one deals honestly and ethically with everyone.

I love to network with people and I believe in doing business ethically.

I don't know the mothers condition in the old person home and am cautious about contacting her directly for ethical reasons.

Someone who has similar goals, work ethic and values but different strengths.Second, investors are not flashy click bait but they do not come easy.

Their sense of ethics wouldn't allow them to put out crap.

We live in an era in which many business schools teach that integrity and ethics are obsolete.As another website points out, a triple net lease is basically an investment in the tenant's business and if he or she fails, you are stuck with an empty building and a loan payment that continues.

Please, people, please don't forget that there are ethical brokers/agents out there - we are an REO broker that deals with ALL of the banks and/or servicers, and when an outside broker submits an offer on one of our bank owned listings, it is submitted immediately.