Of course, I know that only the 1% that are effective and successful and ethical post in these forums or all social media.

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

The area is always expanding the business district as well as downtown, from Access to low cost regional talent, competitive real estate cost, strong work ethics and excellent facilities for sports, shopping, leisure and healthcare.

.* Work ethic & drive* And most helpful of all, my ’secret’ weapon, BiggerPockets and it's awesome community It was through BiggerPockets that the complex world of real estate investing began to slowly reveal itself to me and I started to connect with key people who would help me make my first investment.I met two of my investing partners, @Maxwell Lee & @Kelly L., through BiggerPockets - They were colleague Request #16 & #17.I met @John Van Uytven through BP, who had the brilliant idea of throwing our regular coffeeshop meetings on Meetup.com to see who else wanted to join us out here in Korea.And little by little, inch by inch, that meeting has grown and grown into a full-fledged meetup.I still remember @Joshua Dorkin , BP CEO, agreeing to speak at our meetup and wanting to Skype to work out the details.

Not only is it ethical when it's a better deal for your borrower, it's just the right thing to do.

Unfortunately tenants with poor ethics see a sale of a property as an opportunity to get out of paying rent whilst the transaction is going through.They know the seller isn't going to rock the boat and jeopardize the sale.

It can happen, but if your agent is ethical he'll have a plan to handle that.

I second a vote for PPR, Dave Horn is active on BP and runs an ethical business from what I've seen.

Hi Rachel, Generally speaking, if the agent is an owner and they don't disclose it, it's an ethics violation. 

I need assistance/feedback on how to find ethical mentors in my area.3.