I have never spoken to a cop that didn't say that morale was at an all time low and that things are getting worse.

Your fatalistic attitude is predictable because by saying that nothing will change if investors step up to the plate, you then attempt to relieve those investors, and possibly yourself, of the moral charge of stepping up to the plate.  

The difference being that I didn't personally put myself in that morally difficult situation.

The moral of the story is listen to your head, but also listen to your heart, and then do what feels right. 

Moral of the story - don't offer cash on auction.com if you don't have cash. 

If a LEO was endangering his life by evicting someone from my property and they decided to literally go out with a bang, it's my moral obligation to protect myself and those on my property.

In my opinion $200 isn’t worth the head ache.... but on the other side, I like to stick to my guns (morally speaking).

And like I mentioned before, there is such a huge emphasis on having good morals and treating others well.

Landlords have a legal and moral obligation to maintain the property.

Unlicensed brokers have NO oversight, NO licensing, often NO education, often NO morals, and prey upon the unsuspecting.