Just because it's yours, does not mean morality goes out of the window.

Moral of the story, stick with BiggerPockets lol 

Moral of the story and my personal take away from doing it, budget well and don't spend your money on liabilities (primary home)  and buy assets (rental property)..... 

They’ll be the first who twist the moral of the story to “LANDLORD WANTS TO EVICT TENANT DURING PANDEMIC” Or “PROFIT OVER HUMAN LIFE”  That is a risk so you want to make sure the story plays out with you as the victim.

PS:  A lot of the "no debt, ever" people feel a moral sense of superiority to those that carry debt.

WE know what happens in many wholesaling transactions while legal may not be moral.

Yeah I think the moral of the story is that most people would prefer to rent a home/cabin.

We as investors should answer these questions ethically morally and legally and probably in that order. 

If the lender says no, then you are stuck with a home worth less than the loan, and either keep it as is and cry yourself to sleep every night, or give the property back to the owner (which isn't very ethically or morally right to do).

It took me all day to get these perfect never mind all the ink and paper I wasted.The moral of the story:  check your mail merge 5 times before sending 3000 to the printer.