If not, it'll give you an idea of their work ethic.

Keep at it sorry it came to this.. but remember there are some really good solid people that sell investor properties through out the US>. the reason Brie and I start turn key reviews was to out people like Morris and to give the solid players some recognition for good work product and ethics..

(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.

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

Morally, ethically if not legally.

If everyone is being 100% ethical then none of these things get done unless they really should get done (& I pride myself on my refinance inquiry decline rate), but by the time the consumer is done 'shopping' 5 different professionals, they are really just finding the best salesperson who can/will convince of the merits of doing the thing in question (hence the LLC mania).If anonymity is a concern, a revocable living trust can get a Fannie loan (do you see how I defaulted to originating a mortgage loan?

What I would like to point out is the ethical / karma factor.

You are correct that REALTORS® are supposed to adhere to a code of ethics, which includes, among other things, a prohibition from knowingly soliciting the client(s) of another agent.

If you want more information on whether or not you should continue on this path, consult an ethics attorney in every state in which anyone who is receiving your information lives.

While I would always try and behave ethical and respectful towards people in general I would (fron experience) recommend to channel your altruistic needs elsewhere.