While I am not an attorney and cannot provide specific advice, I can provide general information. Whether you can purchase a home at an insider employee price at your friend's father's company depends on several factors. 1. Company policy: The company may have specific policies or guidelines regarding insider purchases or employee discounts. These policies may include restrictions or discounts on home purchases by employees, their family members, or connections (such as friends). 2. Type of relationship: As a friend, you may not be considered an employee or family member of the company, and if the company's policy states that insider purchases or discounts are only available to employees or family members, it may not apply to you. 3. Regulatory compliance: The real estate company may need to comply with fair housing laws or other regulations that may prohibit discounts or insider prices that are based on personal relationships or personal connections. To find out, I recommend taking the following steps: 1. Ask the friend: Ask the friend if their father would be willing to help them and if the company has any policies or regulations regarding insider purchases or employee discounts. 2. Check company policy: If the friend's father is related, you can ask him for the company's policies or guidelines to determine the company's eligibility criteria for insider purchases or employee discounts. 3. Ask a company representative: Contact the company's sales or customer service representative to ask about their policy regarding insider purchases or employee discounts. Be prepared to provide your friend's father's contact information or your relationship to the company. 4. Review laws and regulations: Research the fair housing laws and regulations that apply to your area to ensure your friend's father's company will not violate any laws by offering an inside price. Remember that inside prices or employee discounts are not guaranteed, and the company may have company-wide policies or procedures governing such transactions. Be respectful and professional and see if your friend's father or the company can help.