Did you sign an exclusive with the agent? 

Speaking of MLS, before you sign, definitely look to make sure it is not a property that is already on the MLS, branded as an exclusive wholesale deal.  

Have a lawyer look over the exclusions to make sure that you are not getting invisible protection.

We work almost exclusively with investors and have rehabbed over 28,000 homes to date.  

Hey Fay, it's a bit murky, but according to an article by the American Society of Civil Engineers, "The ordinance applies to all soft-first-story wooden buildings—exclusive of those built for solely residential purposes and containing three or fewer units—and all wooden buildings built to building code standards that were enacted before 1978."

What I find facinating is that Section 12.59 entitled "Prohibited sex discrimination" was already on the books, with some exclusions.

I'm a 15 year old in the York County/ Charlotte area that goes to Clover High School looking to get a head start on life by learning as much as I can now in order to be successful as an adult.

Been working an exclusive system now we refer to as Control and Roll, it has helped us settle and profit from flips almost weekly, over a $100,000 in 3 weeks.Do not hold your signed contract offers too long, you need to be in and out and on your way to the settlement table within 7 weeks.

@Jason Gass Once I figured out that the property was listed on the MLS, I made sure to find out whether the seller was signed with the exclusive right to sell or exclusive agency listing, which in that case, would not be unethical.

Tell them you will sign an exclusive with them so they know they will get the backend listing once you flip it.