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 

There are some title companies and attorneys that are willing to take on deals that are "outside the box," but they are few and far between.That being said, my philosophy is that a sub2 deal is a moral commitment to make the seller's payments, no matter what.

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

Hello @Robin Morales,I can not answer the question of whether Phoenix or Las Vegas is a better investment location, but I can tell you how I would make the determination.

My question: As those of us with access to accurate market data and knowledge are the significant minority, do we have a moral/ ethical responsibility on calling out the fear-4-profit people on the their... well their lies (no pc way to say it)? 

We only have two parties in the US and they are actually very similar when it comes to actual policy; yes they are devided over some emotional and moral issues with not much physical impact on the economic future of our country.

Moral of the story, might come out ahead some of the time and behind other times.

Any real estate strategy can be slimy when it's done by folks with little to no education, ethics, morals or cash to overcome foreseeable issues.