Moral of the story, watch who youdeal with.

I have a different stance on that, I have represented the seller and the buyer multiple times, and my morals and my name are more important to me than money.

I'm in a similar predicament.

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I guess the moral of the story is to make offers on anything of interest, you never know when someone might actually want to sell.

The moral of this story is: Be careful investing out of state.

Therefore, I sign all documents as follows:For ABC Rental Properties, LLC,Michael Rossi, ManagerThis is completely legal and morally correct.

I have to explain to them that I would have to have a mental and/or moral defect to fabricate such stories.

The moral is, never believe that the manner in which you buy a property will remove all skeletons in the closet.

i have already passed on the deal, so it doesn't matter anymore anyway, but I would like to see the moral side of the dilemma, as I know wholesalers who have sold their contracts to buy and hold rehabbers before.