Yes, I am living proof you can do well in life being raised in that environment, I know plenty of people who went on the become lawyers, doctors, make a good living, great morals, etc...

If on the other hand, there is a desperate seller, and you are the only buyer, which is more of the off market deal that I believe Levi may have been referring to, then price is whatever the seller is willing and able to sell for ... there are some moral implications there, though, and it can be a thin line in that case between getting a good deal and ripping somebody off, and where and how to draw that line is the tricky part for those concerned with such things.

If you only have a few units its easier to deal with a few "bad apples" but as you grow, your headache grows.So the moral of this story, hire a good PM.

@John Farino Unless you are somehow morally in conflict with this for your own (odd) reasons, why do you care?

He separates his social life from business, unless it sheds a perceived positive light on his moral character.

@Brian Ky  thats the issue  wholesalers have no rules or ethics or morals they they have to follow. its up to the individual.. some wholesalers i am sure are very ehtical and moral individuals.. others I have no doubt are financial sociopaths..

Thanks for the morale booster!

It goes against all moral and ethical standards but its been known to happen.

The key in my opinion is to do things ethically, morally, and especially-legally!

What I'd like is a little moral support from some others out there.