I wanted to respect the seller's will, but also want to make the process easier on me. 

Hi Jakson,Go visit the people you want to meet (once Covid is over) and ask a lot of questions.Don't go looking for a job, because (most likely) you won't learn much at a job.Be prepared for the "Get out of here kid" responses as well as the ones who will answer your questions.i don't mean have prepared questions (like in school) I mean just wing it, like "What are doing here; and how do you get financing for something like this"Someone who asks intelligent questions is likely to get intelligent responses.W2 for money, not for learning.Also, dress respectful and be respectful to everyone you talk to, and you will be much more likely to be taken seriously.What I mean by dress respectful is a solid colored golf polo shirt and tan pants will get you farther than a hat on backwards and your pants sagging off your behind.

Conduit (CMBS) - Conduit can be a little more flexible than agency or life co, particularly with respect to the park and terms.

If there is a record of him actually kicking you out because of orientation, as opposed to you saying he did that, it probably won't help him in either case but...gotta know your judge.Leaving aside any trump card of the law, it would probably depend on who came across as more reasonable and believable in court, was respectful to the judge, didn't interrupt the other party and actually presented a coherent timeline and evidence.

Thinking about it in terms of fairness, I believe that in the first case, (and in respectful disagreement with @Nino G.), PM should be indemnified for any damages PM incurs due to Agent's harassment. 

I respect everyone's perspective and based on your statement:Why do we frown on Section 8, Unemployment, Stimulus Money and Welfare for that matter.Heck based on your statement we shouldn't complain about the government's eviction moratorium.Hey if the government is going to give it to you, "Why not take it?"

You just need to go about it in a way that respects everyone's time!

Keep it professional and they'll respect you. 

I get the idea of "we have other jobs going on right now" and I respect that.

I would have to respectfully disagree with that input Johnathan.NJ does have high taxes, but the rentals are phenomenal in terms of income.