@Brian Pulaski I'm not sure whether the stats include a flat fee listing like you describe--I would assume that, yes, they do, and ethically an agent isn't to steer a client away from any FSBO.

Both the previous landlord and the tenants have not acted ethically, I believe.

The Clothiers' willingness to take big risks, tireless work ethic and straight bullheaded drive have led us to outmaneuver, outwork and outgrow everyone by a huge factor.  

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

I highly suggest finding the highest paying ethical job you can and work as much as you can. 2.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Professional and ethical advisors do not use asset protection as a means of defrauding creditors.

The "mistake" on its face appears to be an ethical violation that could lead to a formal complaint and/or lawsuit.

Alex, unfortunately i do not think there is a way around that, they want to make sure that you would have the training of all the ethic laws and finance laws of being an agent and a broker. you would need 75 hrs of schooling, test, plus the time as an agent then i believe there is more schooling and tests to become a Broker.

We believe he will be a great long term partner and has the mindset, work ethic and money to assist us.