I am asking for advice from experienced investors on what framework do you use to think about all the ethical dilemmas you face in your real estate journey.

If the property is not under an HOA then the city/county legal framework would be the most important legal concern.

They make money work for them.The middle class buy liabilities while the rich buy assets.The rich use other people’s time and money to make them rich.A lot of these ideas were reinforced for me when I was in my master’s degree program for social work and I read the book A Framework for Understanding Poverty.

Keep in mind this website is dated 2009 but it should give you the framework as to what you'll be up against as a landlord in our lovely commonwealth.http://www.attorneyross.com/landlord.html#23Also, be sure to check the town website's housing and health departments as each one has specific requirements on how to maintain rental properties.

Its never made sens to me to have fixed panels, mounted on a frame work, mounted to the roof.

However, I do think setting up the right frame work for note investing would or could be quicker and more profitable in the long run than rehabbing houses.

@Jeremy Timko We (our state governments typically) have created frameworks to prevent greedy and stupid people from taking advantage of others in real estate transactions.  

We are only here to provide the real estate and the framework for a certified, professional resident care manager, who will manage staffing, culinary, and resident care. 

There are so many variables in any situation that cannot be fully controlled, but if you have the right framework for decision making than the probability that your outcomes will be favorable more often than they are unfavorable goes up. 

This is a framework for the financials in terms of return.