Obviously you mean the moral principal, but what of it?

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

I would like to say I would take the moral high road and not buy from people who illegally use bandit signs but if I had a great deal in front of me I'm not sure I wouldn't look the other way.

I'd recommend getting enough education and experience to boost your ordinary income to a level where you can save $1,000 a month or so, and after 1-2 years you can get a multi-family, a duplex for $150k and rent out one side and live in the other for just putting 3.5% down.

Absolutely its the perfect world however buying sub2 for a lot of investors is their only solution and its hard for me to argue that they don't have the legal moral and ethical right to enter into a sub2 deal if they can't take down the property.As long as all ramifications are agreed to I'm fine with the risk.

Moral, Ethical, and National Resposibility.

I don't think you need to dig any further than that, or measure any type of moral option. 

The BRRR strategy boosts IRR. 

Sometimes you just need that extra nudge or boost of inspiration to get back on track, hopefully I can play a small part in other investors' journeys to achieve their goals, and have fun doing it!

On my way home from closing, she told me that the next text she sends me will be for a property that I must come look at before everybody else gets a chance.I believe I did the right thing morally, and it looks like it will help my future business.