Yes take the promotion.

If you start looking into this subject you'll find plenty of lawyers promoting their services with all kinds of scary scenarios - found one claiming statistics that show 1 out of 4 persons will be sued in the next year.So, me too I'm looking for some real world examples of when you, or someone you personally know, has been sued and lost, and i don't mean lost 15k I'm talking real money, six/seven figures, the property itself, etc.

I was at a trade show as a vendor when a local investor that knew of me walked up promoting a contract he recently received on a light industrial complex.

It states "When representing a buyer, seller, landlord, tenant, or other client as an agent, REALTORS® pledge themselves to protect and promote the interests of their client.

@Jay HinrichsBP does not let you self promote yourself so I can not come on this and suggest myself. 

Michael Brennan is too busy promoting his firm to actually spend time with clients, unless you are newly seeking which in that case he has no problem up-selling his team.In short, they botched my case so it was tossed.

I ran some numbers on an offer and it looks enticing at 10-11% annualized ROI assuming the property value stays flat over 10 years.

So if you can solve this guy's problems, you'll earn his business, if you cant' solve his problem you might be enticed to hide your intentions or motives.

Keep in mind everyone is going to "promote" what they know and believe in.

Any suggestions to promote compliance?