I guess it’s his moral compass that tells him that it’s vulture like.

I would have to either fax or mail my application in ( MAILED MY APPLICATION PRIORTY MAIL, THE VERY NEXT DAY 3/38/20, YEA I WASNT WAISTING NO TIME) or else it would just be sitting there along with the rest of hundred of thousands of applications. so moral of the story if you didn't mail or fax your application with the other APPLICIABLE forums and your tax 2018 or 2019 tax return your application will most likely just be sitting.

@Chris Lopez @Colin Smith @Robin SearleInterested in the agents' thoughts on this thread about the ethics or morals of listing a place right now in Denver.

I think that giving them something productive to do keeps the morale up.I have other projects in mind, so we shall see how it goes. 

So moral of the story is not to necessarily to look at managing your property to save a few bucks.

All have their own nuances, things you need to factor for (a short term rental needs TP, and right now that is hard to get in most markets, and if you have too much on site, guests are stealing it, if you have any guests).The moral is start getting these down, they might be financial or they might be operation (number of units) or they might be lifestyle.

The moral of this story is its not good times and the process isn't being followed.

Hi @Bryan Morales, I highly recommend reading the House Hacking Strategy.

Fortunately I was able to do some financial wrangling to come up with the money.The moral of the story is that you need cash to get you through. 

As it pertains to the other tenants you met your obligation when you changed the key to the main entrance.I'd venture to say your question about the specific tenant is more of a moral question.