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I am about to flip my first house which is a rental house of my mother's and I am trying to figure out a deal for the house I am living in right now to trade into a different house.

What if any are the consequences for a listing agent to treat me like this?

We will look into some possible "trade" tenants that are looking to expand out of their homes/mobile-only business.

You'll meet investor friendly people from all trades. 

I have read the rules on the consequences for investors submitting a false owner occupied bid and I would want nothing to do with that. 

Since then I've slowly expanded my tool collection by trading work for tools.  

The only thing I can say is be patient after all this is real estate and it's all about sales if your looking for fast money you might as well go into stock trading the will probably give you the rush you're looking for.

I see it as a trade off, cheaper purchase price but a more limited buyer pool in the future, thus probably cheaper price. 

comparitively speaking, I wouldn't have sold the extra car for 9K , I would've traded it for an old all-purpose pick up truck, as a rental property owner there's no telling how many times it would come in use, you could easily park it on one of the properties...Congratulations on taking the plunge!