It is no longer only a moral issue; it is now a life issue!

Moral of this saga is to get lien releases not only from GC, which I did, but from any subs that do work on the house!

He is disabled military so I dont have to worry about the rent check.I should have added this in the post but walking away is not an option, both morally or credit score wise.

Moral of the story?

I didn't ask about morality and you do not know my situation to make that judgement.

So, moral of the story, do your market research, find the sweet spot for rent, and work from that as your starting point for deciding if a target property is worth pursuing.

Is a terrible precedent and morally wrong.

Moral of the story - be extra prepared.

The real moral of this story is that On the Job Training is not a good choice when it comes to rentals.

This was with Freddie Mac itself, but from all appearances, Freddie Mac is no longer willing to sell properties to us in one of our DBA's because we ended up contacting not just the supervisors and upper management, but also our federal representatives.That is a long story, but suffice it to say, we were not able to purchase that property and ever since, that DBA has not been able to purchase a Freddie backed property.Other times, we have escalated and that has produced results.The moral is always work at the lowest level until all of those resources have been exhausted.