We don’t want to have it go commercial because that just lessons our buyer pool if we ever go to sell.Absolutely we’re keeping the integrity of the home 100%.  

While I agree a realtor is an integral part of your team for investing, I personally wouldnt want them to be my "boots on the ground" inspection. 

I personally have moved to the point where I am building my own vertically integrated management company.

The integrity that underscores your sentiments echoes so loud and profoundly.

Between the floor boards and LVP layer we're talking about integrating a sound proof underlayment...I've been checking out QuietWalk, Cork and some of the other options online. 

If your business model depends on whether or not the enforcing authority has the resources and political resolve to pursue and catch you, there is a chance you should be reconsidering your business model.The fact that you are questioning the moral implications of this pursuit is a good indication of your integrity.

It’s unethical and plenty easy to “take care of your family” without the hit to your character/integrity.

Some owners are looking for top dollar and being cashed out, but there are some that will attach to a story and a person with integrity, if it also still benefits them in some way.

You have no idea who these people are, their background, experience, or integrity.

If they lack integrity chances are you will have more problems and issues with them in the future.