Any advice or just moral support is always very much appreciated!

Well, if I didn't have to worry about money, I could further my other pursuits (become a financial adviser, build a financial business focused around helping those in crisis, and a little bit of rubbing it in every person's face that has told me I can't do it).I'm still wrestling with this moral dilemma, but one day I'll have it sorted out and could give a more concrete answer.  

Moral of the story to all of us first time flippers: Go to Home Depot first!

I know the idea sucks of having to pay, but try to put your ego/morals/ethics/etc aside and look at the big picture of the $ you'll be making on this sale.

Moral of the story, most of the big banks have overlays, and not every Loan Officer is created equal.  

There are dirty people out there who will try to make a bad deal look good to a buyer (another investor typically) and try to get some money out of it but if you can see that your wholesalers and just starting out or is just off but has good morales and really try to bring you good deals then it would help if you take the little bit of time to teach them what you are looking for so they can be your best wholesaler and make you lots of money by having the right numbers...

If there are any moral issues at all it is on the part of tenants withholding rent money and the government regulations encouraging the behaviour.I have no moral issue regarding how I, as a landlord, treat a non paying tenant.

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. 

You see my predicament?

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.