He is quite, and poses no harm.

No harm, just pointing out that you really can't/shouldn't go there in RE aspects. :)

Making tenants pay for repairs is a great way for problems to go unreported or to create tenant DIY fixes that cause more harm than good and cost more in the long run than fixing it property the first time.  

I understand the basic principles of subject-to, lease options and seller financing and I was curious if there's harm in asking the owner (based on their selling situation) if they'll consider a subject-to, lease option etc.?

Then you can take this filtered list of properties and run a more in depth calculation and figure out if anything is good.Finally, I don't think there is any harm in letting other agents in the area know that you are a buyer and that if they send you something good, you will move on it - if that is in fact true.

Inflicting harm on others is unnecessary, especially in such a simple situation as this.

With greed comes the greater likelihood that we'll harm others and even ourselves in pursuit of whatever the objective is.

No harm at this point.  

The direction of the % up or down trumps all 1% or 2% "rules" These non rules somehow penatrated a REI forum and do more harm than good is likely.

Doing all the household laundry in one day might seem like a time-saver, but it could be harmful to your septic system.