I'm in the same predicament as you.

Voluntary illegal border crossing is not a moral issue.

@Jared Bandel Hey buddy, I was in your same predicament!

Given the legal and moral risks that are obvious I don't see why you would take the risk unless you believe that the individual would default and you could end up with the property.

I operate a legit, moral, and ethical business and did nothing but better the investor image already.

@Joseph Theriault  For the most part in Utah with a license you can do anything that is legal and moral as long as it is disclosed. 

I just fired it off to my Nieces husband who designs nuclear subs...it would be a great morale booster for the bubbleheads.

I'm  in a predicament of handling a family owned residential building in a area of town that is quickly gentrifying.

Hi everyone in the community,Quick question on what you might call morals etc when dealing with a property seller.When on the telephone upon first contact would it be ok to say a "written offer" to them within a certain timeframe.

The amount of collaboration between lenders and investors can be so close as to approach fraud or conspiracy.We live in a totally new marketplace, where moral hazard is the name of the game.