I really do appreciate the compassion from each and everyone of you. 

I must say, I was very impressed by the passion and compassion from everyone.

I don't think there are many here who would knowingly pass along untruths however.I'd have to say too integrity depends on the moral compass.

You can have good intentions, be a great guy, have a moral compass, think you're acting fairly and ethically and not be if you fail to understand all of the ramifications of your actions.

It's heartbreaking to me that the younger generation doesn't understand what made America great, and it was Americans spirit of hard work, compassion for others (we give more to other countries than anyone) and patriotism and pride in America (which for the most part has been lost) That's why everyone is beating down our door to get here, yet we are destroying it. 

We do not have competitions as the art is based around compassion and protecting your attacker.

Steve - give Sarah @ BBVA Compass a call (850.857.5035).

It's really important to run your business with an ironclad lease, rules and standards however... the human factor is also something you should take into consideration as well as compassion and just plain 'doing the right thing' regardless of what is written in the lease - in the end you want to make your money, the right way without causing others hardships if you can and be seen as a respectful landlord/investor which helps the community. 

@Sasha JosephsI say Buyer's simply because their criteria should serve as your compass for the type of deals you are looking for.

My personal moral compass is guided in this exact order: God, family, work, fun.My apologies for the length of my post.