Any insight into this moral delimna is greatly appreciated!

They typically work off of a portion of the money received, and can boost your insurance payout substantially.

The moral of the story here is that investors going into unfamiliar markets should always get an appraisal.

Is it ethical, moral, etc.?  

It might get old if I had more.They say they will boost your revenue but of course that is no guarantee.

He is just not professional and has no moral code.  

I don't like the idea of leaving money on the table and I do have several properties under contract that I am still going to attempt to wholesale but I feel that, at least the methods I've been taught by my mentor, are not up to my moral standards and that's not worth it to me.

Moral of the story: Persistence is key!!

After she realized almost every person would default and lose their down payment she felt morally compelled to transfer to just renting them.

The great thing is you gained some equity (let’s call it $18k in free equity which can boost your net worth) but you need to have reserved to weather the storm.