As long as we are honest up front, there are no problems.

And with regard to infill in Charleston SC I suspect we are top 10 in that market..

But a quick look at realtor.com shows some new construction homes have been on the market for a while... that would signal a red flag for me.

We are primarily out of state investors living in Queens, looking for a New York attorney to assist with asset protection and entity structuring.

Point being, we are all here to learn from each other, and meet like-minded people that we can grow our wealth with.

But we are talking about a VERY inflated price, which is in fact a market price.

We are looking to start financing so we can increase our inventory and maximize buying power which leads into my question.

We are excited and have great expectations for this property and eventually turning it into our first rental property.Thanks to BiggerPockets I found a real estate agent in my market that offered to meet with me.

Id question the ethics of someone who uses the accusation of someone being unethical as a red herring. 

Plus I'd have to live somewhere anyways and the rental market's red hot in places I'd want to live.