(I feel so intimidated and find myself so small and vulnerable). 

It certainly made me feel rather vulnerable putting the last 10 years of work out there for everyone to see, but I have gotten a lot of good feedback just like I hoped.

When I said the eviction moratorium mostly affects the lower end rentals, I meant as in those folks are the most vulnerable and therefore much more likely to be unable to pay due to job loss.

The downside is you need to watch your cashflow in the economically vulnerable markets. 

The typical new investor is less likely to continue on if they run and jump into a program that costs them $5,000, run and jump into exciting sounding seminars only to find out they're being cornered for money, and if they feel like they're being lied to during the vulnerable state of learning.

It's not fair to make my apartment vulnerable to thieves.

They aren't structures that are built to last; all of the systems like electrical, plumbing, etc are just cheap and they are vulnerable to cold snaps.       

I'm not going to condemn someone because as most in this world know (common sense) that the elderly are vulnerable and usually not in the best positions to make the best decisions.How do I know?

Don't you pity them in their weakness and vulnerability in situations like these because they don't have it?

Burdened with a vulnerable and helpless feeling, I agreed to accept ABC Baltimore’s reduced offer of $95k and closed the buy—back with ABC (we still had to pay closing costs).