In my opinion, a good / ethical guru shouldn't even market to or accept OP as a student for such an expensive program.

We are here to advise you in your best interest at all times and have an ethical duty to do so.

They didn't not show up because they are licensed, they didn't show up because they had terrible work ethics, and obviously references weren't checked.

Finding the balance between ethical treatment of tenants and maximizing revenue is something we all (hopefully) struggle with from time to time.

Ethics are subjective. 

A first year agent can tell you the meaning of the Termination Option (Para. 23) in the TREC form and that this provision is all you need to exit a contract legally, morally and ethically.

None the less, I always did it legally and ethically.

Service is top notch and he's one of the most ethical people with whom I've ever dealt.  

@Joshua DorkinWell, I'm having issues as usual, LOL, sent you a PM.I'm upgrading, while it feels like paying myself in some ways, I guess I'm worth it, Josh is a great salesman getting me to pay more to read what I post, LOLI don't really do business here, don't partner, won't be using any tools or calculators, I won't be learning any more than if I were just a free loading lurker and I doubt I'll be invited to any party from upgrading.But, it will support the site, a largely guru free site where there are some great ideas and where most seem interested in getting into RE the right way, ethically and with a greater degree of knowledge.

They also have no say in the brokerage operations so much but to listing matters on the system, just saying, they have no authority to or obligation to point out issues of state law, other than pointing out ethics violations perhaps with respect to the Board.I'd suggest you speak to the Board of Realtor's attorney, not an employee.Right or not, I see this, doing a wholesale deal without title as a Realtor as an arrangement that facilitates a net listing. :)