That said unfortunately there are very few attorneys who understand how investors should work, stay with in the law and also be ethical.

How can we legally and ethically make up this difference?

He is very ethical and deals fairly with people and is careful to abide by the law (CA.).Paul Galasso seems to be a pretty up standing guy as well and he's in WA. state.Don't sell your soul to any Guru.

I really believe in being ethical where all parties involved come out in a win-win situation.

First of all, none of you are Tony Soprano, and secondly this business requires morals, ethics and integrity.

You steal lives and destroy them and there is no consequence.You can't expect people to control their own actions based on good ethics when they are people who have no ethics at all.

James my name is Jorge and from what you're telling me, i can see where what you're doing is attainable, however living here and trying to go tat it on your own to do a deal here or there and then to need help, ask and not got any, no book or course can solve that..myself I think it's a Louisiana thing,i can promise you people here are way more lazier than in Ca where i'm sure the work ethic is much higher..no offense to any other La people on here btw....

By that I mean drive, work ethic, etc., All they want you to do is make money for them and yourself.

I believe there may be some ethical and legal issues with doing both.

When people lose sight of the work ethic or the value of money, they thing of work as something that they are forced to do.