I have a conflict this Thursday but am interested in coming to the meet up in the future.

Would there be a conflict of interest if the tenant starts a fire.Subrogation allows my insurance to go after the tenant in an at fault situation.

Their business model is in conflict with the owner, so having a PM of quality is of the essence.  

Putting it in the context of a LL with a longer relationship really denying someone the right to housing because it requires you to go out of your way, a bit more than skewed ethics or morality,  it is determining that the  rights of someone else to have a roof over their head, a place to live, (meeting all other obligations required), is less  importance in this life and society than your right not to have to fool with them, simply disregard them because it's not as efficient for you to manage them.We've had these types of discussions before, I know you are not an unethical person, I consider you to be very fair guy, your views to me, seems to conflict with the reality that we are required to operate in.

We are interested in eventually buying more properties and renting them out, particularly since we have some experience on this one.So I've gotten conflicting feedback from others about whether or not something like this is worth it. 

My only concern being conflict of interest if it is the same broker grading the note that is brokering the note.Having a lower loan to value provides security if the loan goes bad so a lower Loan to Value, such as under 70% gives an improved margin of safety. 

I know I would want to do exactly what the buyer wants to do if I were in their shoes so I am somewhat conflicted.

The inherent conflict in the thread seems clear...Some argue that a landlord has a duty (legal and moral) to enforce the public nuisance laws the moment the landlord accepts a rent check. 

If any section of this contract conflicts with any local laws, the local laws that govern that section will prevail."

@Larry Hucks I'm finding conflicting information.