He is pushing the boundaries of legal ethics and you are pushing the boundaries of moral ethics.

So seeing this demand and not tapping into it as an entrepreneur (legally, morally, and ethically) frustrates me.

Creative investors who finance their own property will turn the creative juices on and find a way to legally and morally grow their business within the limits of that Congress and The Anointed one push down our throats.

So the moral of the story is do this before you sign for being served the lis pendis.

That's the moral thing.

Abandon the call to disciplined, moral behavior simply because people fail in their quest to achieve it?

(Do keep in mind that while legally and morally they have this "best interst for you" stipulation, that is not the case many times.

If you do a sub2 deal (or any deal for that matter) you have a moral if not legal obligation to do right by them.

It seems to me that one perched atop such moral high ground would not resort to flame baiting.

If I had spent $2,500.00 for a bathroom I would have sold the home 8 months faster and took a less hit on the home.So the moral of the story is RESEARCH!