Moral of the story: respect your agent and work with him/her as a partner and not as an employee and you will both reap the rewards of real estate.

Would it be considered morally wrong to work with another agent at the same time just for multi fams?

My house has a few important & unique advantages that boost rent value & reduce likelihood of vacancy - amazing layout that rivals many new-construction apartments, huge back deck and fenced-in landscaped yard, driveway that can fit 2 cars, high-end boilers that keep energy bills low, massive combined 2nd+3rd fl unit with 3bed/2ba, high-end fixtures, beautiful common spaces, ample secure storage, blah blah blah. 

Moral of the story is just get it started and things will start happening.Hand written Yellow Letters are the best!

Moral to the story may be, identifying truly vacant houses is not easy.

I think his financial situation changed though and it changed his morality meter.

Moral of the story is, just because they're an attorney, doesn't mean they are skilled enough to give you advice.

But yes character is important as well as a moral obligation to try to do the right thing.And it depends on the situation.. are you sitting in front of a little old person who does not know the true value and make low ball offers until one hits..

Was well aware I was a wholesaler, my moral compass was perfectly aligned. 

I'm in love with this new saying I've been hearing from RE investors of all types regarding a myriad of practical, business, moral/ethical and even legal issues.