May you never find yourself in a financial situation where this behavior begins to make sense.

So, I think a small bank like that would be much more careful to deal in an ethical manner, because word spreads quicker and it's impossible to stay anonymous.While we've certainly seen unethical behavior behind the curtains of large banks, I do believe that most people that work at banks in smaller capacities, want to do honest work and be helpful.

We know that cash basis contractors have zero chance of getting a bank loan so he should never have been put into a lease-option no matter how bad he wanted to buy.DF doesn't have the above scenario in it's bullseye but buyer affordability certainly is and by inference ethical behavior by the investor in L-O.

That doesn't mean hitting or yelling etc.Most people don't know that much about it (I learned it the hard way, when I adopted a 1-year old German Shepherd and knew nothing about Alpha behavior.

There is nothing wrong with wholesaling.The problem is it lends itself to some unsavory behavior from some questionable types.Used car dealers have the same image problem.

I realize that that was a silly habit and I will not fall back into that behavior.

You should have a Tips Hotline.Maybe if citizens were more involved in tipping off officials about odd conduct, threats made and explosive behavior we'd probably have less shootings and crazies carrying out crimes.

Student tenants lack basic knowledge of how to keep and maintain living space and are often on their own for the first time without the guidance of parents so they try foolish and risky behavior which impacts the property.

With that in mind I am wondering, have any of you have had any real experiences with this type of  behavior in your own investing careers? 

Like something is owed to these people, because of their degenerate behavior.