However, I don't think it's really reasonable or fair (and I do value reasonableness and fairness) for people to hire a management company because they are "too compassionate" to do an eviction and then claim that they are morally superior to you "mean, old, money grubbing landlords".

Most of these folks have nothing to lose and are afraid of nothing, so there's very little moral compass involved..  

so decided I would be the counter to what I percieve is an over emphasis on money over ethics and morals.  

Moral of the story is, if this is how they will conduct their service every time, then I’ll be doing more work with them.

This can be a tough business and making the right choice for the business may not always make you feel great morally.

They believe there is a moral obligation to pay one’s debts.

Besides, the selling agent is morally obligated to have your best interest in mind.

@Anthony Morales If you haven't bought properties in the past, I suggest you partner up with someone experienced for your first one if you plan to use investors' money!

Different morals or different costs, then after this estimate in my head I send out the pics and videos to my end buyers about a potential deal.

if you did not put a provision in any agreement made, it becomes a moral issue.