(PHOTO: TINNAKORN JORRUANG VIA SHUTTERSTOCK) NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The recent arrest of the 31-year-old CEO of a business called Rent2Own Bahamas prompted Bahamas Real Estate Association (BREA) President Christine Wallace-Whitfield yesterday to “urge and beseech prospective real estate clients to use a BREA-licensed broker or BREA-licensed salesperson for their own peace of mind and financial protection”. Wallace-Whitfield’s plea to rely on licensed professionals followed the late December arrest of Andre Moncur. The Gleniston Gardens resident was charged with three counts of fraud by false pretenses after he allegedly took deposits from three victims to buy houses he reportedly neither owned nor had permission to sell.