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.

a bottle of whiskey to my father law, a bunch of sweat and blood, and becoming the guy that paid the highschool kid who needed money ( used to be me ) good money for an easy job . moral of that story is i saved 5 to 8 thousand dollars,***** if quotes were right i have no idea****.

Moral of the story:  If you can get yourself in a position to buy something quick and aggressive using cash (admittedly easier said then done -- maybe F&F? 

The morale of her story was: "Nobody cares how much you know, until they know how much you care. . . ."

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

I'm a good student and willing to do whatever it takes to succeed as long as it's moral and legal.

I believed and expected Roofstock to possess a sense of honor, integrity, decency, and abide by a set of moral and ethical rules.

No ethics/morality.  

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!

Everyone has to decide if they are running a business or taking a moral stand.