I believe investors still have a moral standard to uphold and have integrity in their approach to each deal.

Hi BP community,I'm hoping I might be able to get some feedback and clarity on a situation I'm providing help and moral support on.

It’s about having the discipline to keep to your morals so you never do it once.

Hi @Cristian Aviles-Morales You can probably just find a room rental agreement online somewhere.

The moral of the story is that even if you buy high after some period of time, the damages are either not so bad or you actually come out ahead, but if you keep waiting on the market to drop like 2008 you may not have enough time left to take advantage of time

I'm having a real moral dilemma here.  

Moral of the story. 

You own that entity smart guy, not me...Hence, you making the mortgage payments...Having me personally guarantee the loan then assume the entity is not only fraud but morally unconscionable. $190k, huh.

@Cristian Aviles-Morales - It is good that you are taking courses that will teach you more about real estate (and hopefully benefiting you as an investor too).

When you market a home with a particular amenity, you have a moral obligation to ensure that amenity is maintained. it doesn't matter if you told them the tub worked or not; they saw it and assumed it works so you should ensure the home matches what was presented.If you don't intend to maintain the tub, be sure to disclose that to future renters.