I am still a little on the fence morally about going into the markets devastated by the Hurricanes (Houston, Tampa, Naples, Jacksonville, Corpus Christi, Galveston), BUT I was somewhat convinced by a fellow wholesaler that we are doing many of those people a service. 

The loan was guaranteed by 3 individuals (moral: just because the borrowers(s) personally guarantee the loan does not necessarily mean your chances of getting a full recovery improve).4 more to go.  

Even if the lead has a proven track record I still have no way of evaluating that persons historical moral code. 

So long as my morals or ethics isn't crossed, you have to look at the big picture.

Moral of story - don't stretch the truth on mortgage applications.

I and the seller agree - if it was agreed to - then it is fairly simple on a moral/ethical ground - that the buyer deserves the warranty.

Moral of the story and a follow up question: I got a good laugh out of it as a newbie, that my first letter was sent to a real estate lawyer.

Hello BiggerPockets community,I'm a new to real estate and was hoping to get some advice on AirBNBing in Asheville NC.The reason for my inquiry is because I'm hoping to buy a house and use AirBNB to househack it.If any additional info is needed please let me know.Any advice would be greatly appreciated.Thank You,Evan Morales

Moral of the story, it's hard to gauge!

@Cristian Aviles-Morales If you don't mind me asking, when you went through the VA Loan process, did you utilize a co-borrower or were you able to reflect your own income?