They're clearly a moral hazard.

I was just telling my dad the other day "You grew up in a different world, with different people, technology, and morals".

The moral to this story, is to have a strategy to eventually "Go big or go home!"

This seems to be how most wholesalers I come across seem to try to operate, either out of ignorance or by design.This does nothing to remove legal or moral concerns either, BTW.

The best place to find deals may be "off market" on properties that are not listed anywhere ... this takes legwork and skills, and can be a slippery slope morally and legally (but solvable to be 100% legit if you do it right), but this is where the biggest discounts can be often had.

I am very grateful that I've never had to face the moral hazard of management trying to bonus me for writing loans with garbage features, so thanks to everyone in this thread that is the voting sort, for helping make that happen. 

Contractor: "uhhhhh I'm sorry"Moral of the story, dealing with certain contractors is the worst!

Moral of the story is you should do it.  

People will even go so far as to make up fake names, facebook accounts, and yes they will even fake photos and Bigger Pockets accounts to attempt to slander your name.Just stay true to your own moral fiber, know you are doing right for your family and in the end, over time, truth always wins out.

Moral of the story, you just have to read through it, it is in there in some form with a section header as mentioned.I guess the other point here.