And that does not even include the fact that you will probably buy an additional property every year and a half or so just from the cash flow.The moral of the story is – cash flow pay’s the bills and you need it like the air to breath, but it does not amount to much money.

I also told the pm to work with the tenants this next month if they can't pay the full rent without late charges.I personally felt more of a moral obligation to help the tenants then a legal one.

If the price is too high, you can explain it to your seller and there is a chance that he'll negotiate down to a lower price that allows you to assign the contract.The moral of this story is to control your deals and always be honest with your clients.Happy Investing!

Although legally disclosure isn’t required I made a moral decision and decide to inform the other tenants within the property.

I think the moral to the story is always do your own research & utilize places like your local real estate investor associations where there’s a wealth of knowledge for free, without the costs associated with a program like this. 

Moral of the story, be careful everyone!

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

I am rambling at this point, but moral of the story is to me financial freedom is being able to live the life that I envision and dream of.With that being said, I have the following goals and "Numbers" set as a goals for each stage of my investing career:Current: New investor, W-2 Job, no investment properties yet.

Moral of the story, stick with BiggerPockets lol 

Moral of the story, do your research and have a discussion with your real estate tax advisor before signing on the dotted line.