If your tenant is there, you have a moral decision to make, over look it as their own little stash or if it appears to be dealing, reporting it.

Add money to the mix and many people seem to struggle with their morals.

This is the town they filmed the TV show Northern Exposure in, if anyone remembers that show.It would have been farther out than we really wanted to be from where my hubby worked at the time, but we knew to buy, we'd have to sacrifice a bit.So, I knew to order a title search, and it was worth it to me to just pay for one, rather than do it myself, as I was pregnant and working full-time, as was hubby.My moral to this story is not about whether or not I would have found the same info - I'm sure I would have.

This is what I found:From the Ohio code:http://codes.ohio.gov/orc/4735.09"...has not been convicted of a felony or a crime involving moral turpitude, and has not been finally adjudged by a court to have violated any municipal, state, or federal civil rights laws relevant to the protection of purchasers or sellers of real estate..."

I think Nicole W. provided excellent moral guidance on the issue, but there are some serious legal issues at play in this scenario as well.

Hello fellow BPer'sLooking to read your ideas on how to boost interest/traffic to your units.I have a 4-Plex located in Raytown, MO managed by a really good PM who is pushing hard on the units.

It comes with the territory.All low income individuals are not on drugs, destitute and without morals and values as some would have you to believe.  

It's a moral gray area, in my opinion, but when I say mortgage interest is front-loaded I just don't know how else to describe it.

Unless there is no cost premium to you as the owner, then typically it doesn’t make sense (not withstanding you just feeling a moral obligation to choose higher efficiency)

What are your thoughts on adding a tradeline to my credit history to boost my FICO score.There are a multidude of website which offer the service including boostcredit101.com which offers a diamond package of 3 lines of credit, $80k total line of credit, for upfromt fee of $3,500.Worth it or not?