Sticking your head in the sand when it comes to child welfare is morally wrong.

:Moral: It is legal to deny applicants who show they will be high maintenance.  

(He was only there for moral support / living vicariously through us.)

I'm sure the morals and ethics of the company must be respected, but each franchisee is different.

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:The "morality" argument is completely up for interpretation, and I interpret morality much differently.   

I don’t want to be out even more money with lawyers fees but because of the morales of it and you are right they need to be held accountable for illegal practices and in-competence.

It's morally wrong, IMO.What are some things I can tell the listing agent, which she can relay to the holder of the 2nd, that will help ease this $4,500?

And that my friends is the moral and the importance of me sharing this story.In the event that the 3 years passes and I decide not to exercise my option, I will have to cover the carpet cleaning costs and repaint the walls.

@Tony H Truong besides considering what @Jessica S. stated (whether your strategy is morally a good one), you should know that Oregon has a debt management license.

I love the fact that he puts ethics and morals above the fact of legality.