@Arktavious Sally Building a solid moral structure and you can be successful at anything.

Should the split be 65% -35% or 50%-50%.The exit strategy will be to flip or refinance and hold.Are there legal or moral, legal, or ethical issues with this?

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There's nothing wrong with fiscal conservatism (we shouldn't be spending more than we bring in) and there's nothing wrong with less government (including less legislation of morality by one group's standards), but to vote for what's good for a small group of people vs what is good for the nation as a whole is just ridiculous.For those who honestly believe that this is a land of equal opportunity for all, I have this question: Why aren't you ultra-rich?

Living back in with family for moral support could help them during this difficult time :-)If your units are in an area where tenants might be likely to stay for 3 or 4 years, could you just increase the level of options, such as allowing pets, to keep tenants longer?

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That's just my moral compass, not based on any legal understanding.

Just the act of writing down your goals boosts your productivity by 25%.

Unfortunately, I don't know anyone in California, so I don't have anything to offer, but at least by posting it will boost the post back to the top. 

It def sounds morally and ethically wrong!