For most every statute, there is a legal and moral way to get around it. 

@Kevin GallagherHi Kevin, I understand your predicament. 

The moral of the story is I don't think now is necessarily a bad time to buy, if you can find a property that the numbers work. 

We are narrowing down to a select few for the in person showing in order to limit traffic exposure but if all things being equal (background check, credit check, personal connection, etc.) would it be proper etiquette/legal/ethical/moral to do/allow for a bidding war as we have all frequently seen during high demand home purchases?   

Hello, my name is Cesar Morales and I'm fairly new to the real estate investing and wholesaling world.

At least in the realm of production, such individuals are the epitome of morality.

But morally...c'mon just give her back the money man. 

At least you are assured of that moral victory.  

I see no moral deficiency in one man refusing to provide survival to another man when the other man is not willing to provide it for himself." - TC Maillaw - I think he's French.In my opinion, the moratorium is a horrible response.

If you are guided by the right morals you will be successful.