It is just sad that some people can't keep it to themselves and feel the need to show they are somehow "morally correct" on a forum of all places.

I find it intriguing, but morally questionable. 

Moral of the story: respect your agent and work with him/her as a partner and not as an employee and you will both reap the rewards of real estate.

Would it be considered morally wrong to work with another agent at the same time just for multi fams?

Although it can often be an economically superior alternative to pay your delinquent tenants to move out, it can also be personally and morally challenging out of principle.  

When done the right way (just like anything), I truly believe there's a real need, morally and ethically, for wholesaling in RE, if not I wouldn't be here.

He even had former employees hire the contractors, so when he didn't pay them, they couldn't sue him but ended up suing is poor employees.He has bragged about never being able to be traceable because he sets up his LLCs in such a way he can operate without legal ramifications,This man has no moral compass and has stolen the retirements of so many people.He did all of this so he could fund his new syndication business MENACE CON, with his other partners Nicholas Trevillian and Jason Von Payne...

I feel chasing a tenant is similar to a moral victory.

Moral of the story, there is a difference between operating a business based on fees and operating a business that charges reasonable fees as a function of doing good business.

Quote from @Nathan Gesner: Quote from @David Butler: Not suggesting that it isn't illegal (to each their own)--sure sounded questionably moral in listening to the episode.