Good reminder, Bill...Everyone has their own definition of what is ethical and what is not, but I liken unethical behavior to the cliche definition of pornography -- "You know it when you see it."

It's like Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart defined pornography: "I know it when I see it." 

@Sawyer SmithDuring a renovation on a multi-family we have in the San Lorenzo Valley, Boulder creek we found a huge pornography collection in the attic.

From what I've read, about 90% of them are for sexual assault, sex trafficking, or involve child pornography.

It felt like I asked if I could shoot child pornography in her units and kick her back 20% of the profits.I'm legitimately confused and any suggestions would help but just reading this was probably torture enough for your guys.

If they download copyrighted material, illegal pornography, or engage in other shady online behavior, you can be held liable, I believe.You can mitigate this risk by installing monitoring software. 

A few years go by and then the Internet gets a large boost in growth due to people who are looking for anonymous chat rooms, pornography, or other types of behaviors in which people want to remain anonymous.

No hard feelings, but unless you are building some of the "very tiny houses like you seen in TV (real estate pornography)", you are asking for trouble in the long run.

He's a college kid, prepaid his rent for the next two months with the last landlord, his apartment was a mess, and... he's registered with a possession of child pornography crime.

Nothing to the extent of the duplex, no clown graffiti, vintage pornography or colony of dead mice.