You have a moral obligation to disclose this up front.

Quote from @Mario Morales: Good question!!!

Plus now, I’m going to have to clean the carpets and everything else.Overall, I just got hit with three to four thousand dollars in expenses — over tampons.I had to call the tenant and make sure to say “you’re not allowed to flush tampons down the toilet.”The Moral:Basically, the moral of the story is if you own rentals, make sure that your lease states that tenants are not allowed to flush tampons down the toilet.

Commenting to boost... and because I'll need one soon.

Business development has been a huge boost here in the last 2 years.

Hi guys my wife and I are new to NS and have moved here from Ontario, we were full time realtors and are now making the transition to investors, we are looking into BRRRR's, multifamily, and boost and flips, would love to connect with any of you to discuss experience and share potential advice and contacts?

@Jon QuigleyThe sub2 is not a private mortgage, you are getting the deed and morally promising to pay the underlying PITI for a period of time and then paying it off in full down the line.There is no foreclosure by the seller. 

Good luck this one is a moral and ethical dilemma.

There are some neighborhoods that have seen a boost in appreciation and then there are those that might appreciate slower but the cash flow is more than worth it.

In addition, the boost in total income pushed us out of additional IRA limits for tax reduction.