Although it can often be an economically superior alternative to pay your delinquent tenants to move out, it can also be personally and morally challenging out of principle.  

The mindless consumption of formal education, will keep you on target with the masses.

When done the right way (just like anything), I truly believe there's a real need, morally and ethically, for wholesaling in RE, if not I wouldn't be here.

Moral of the story, don't miss the payments, it isn't good form. ;-) Make sure you have Plenty of available capital.Regarding payments, The best solution is to have the payments go through a "servicer" usually set up with a title company.

Is there a moral obligation to disclose? 

The moral of the story for my history doing flips is     "the less I do, the more I make"

The cost to turn on the power and have it hooked up is a fixed cost, it does not matter waht consumption is.

Moral of the story is to tell everyone who will listen that you're a buyer for real estate.

A home for your own personal consumption isn't an investment, but if you had the opportunity to build equity that you or your heirs could tap into down the road, wouldn't you want to?

Funds used in those purchases will eventually run dry, completion and supply will exceed consumption and the market will correct.