@Alex Ballas, moral of story:- find MOTIVATED Sellers (eg. one who WOULD sell under the same scenario for no more than the $220k they had in it).

Google it to make sure.Whatever happened to morals in this country? 

The moral of the story is: the best of intentions can have the worst of repercussions.

The moral of the story is to constantly test your market and adjust as needed. just my two cents.AG

While there is no legal liability in facilitating bad advice, to me there is a degree of a moral obligation in doing so, but still that is beyound your control and sure everyone realizes that.But here is the rub, you set up a system that allows someone to establish a degree of influence or preceived expertise that is influenced by popularity to some degree.

I want to do things the right way (legally, ethically, morally, etc.).

I won't be doing that again.I'm pretty sure the taboo subjects are money, politics... and bandit signs.I don't judge any of my actions ethical vs unethical, or moral vs immoral.

I have a ton of "experience".Moral of the story - take action.

It kills our morale - do y'all plan for this, are we the only suckers?

Morally I couldn't kick her out but maybe I could rent out the other room to another disabled elderly woman?