As for the ethics of any transaction I work on....I've built my business based on the premise of doing no harm to any participants involved in the transaction.

I am thrilled to be in this industry and with a good company and with amazingly nice, ethical people doing good business.

And, that offer was presented to the bank several days after the final offer date at a value <1% more than my offer was for.My agent an I are going to file an ethics complaint against both agents, but is there any way to stop the [unethical] sale to the buyer that is currently under contract?

Can't honestly say that I've studied any of the material as of late.Anyway, I have about 110K in equity in my house, just secured a line of credit for 90K and I have a credit score between 710 and 800.I have a GREAT handyman/carpenter lined up and he has an outstanding work ethic.

He also has a pretty good philosophy as an investor, to go for profit but in an ethical way.

And 2) is a subject to sale an ethical transaction?

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.