These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

Both companies have a variety of services for a variety of clients but the Next Steps group houses offenders coming from prison that are placed by the state of New Hampshire and pay the company between $350,000-$450,000 per client to house them per year and provide services and treatment to try to get them ready to move back into the community following their incarceration.

Also, 3 of his employees quit because of the way he was running his business and the lack of ethics involved - ex.

How could I minimize the chance of this tenant claiming some sort of discrimination or unfair treatment since I’d be leaving the other tenants in place? 

Well, he didn't take that very well and demanding reason. wrote a very lengthy respond basically calling me out as an ethically challenged slumlord and he is probably going to die in the streets and have to have his cats killed, live in his van, i could go on and on. health, financial issues, which i do somewhat believe just not to the extent he claims.

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.

@Eliott EliasI would disagree if you are using OPM, with a bank it’s about the deal but with investors it is all about you, your ethics and track record.

Growing up with this guy as the last two of a dozen siblings, I've witnessed his remarkable work ethic and unwavering zeal firsthand, and I know he is about to make his mark in Lafayette, Louisiana.I firmly believe that this forum harbors some of the most incredible individuals and serves as a consolidated wealth of knowledge.

Not only do I love my own pets, but I'm an animal lover in general and feel that I'm morally and ethically obligated to allow pets (within reason, and well-behaved, of course). 

These are professionals with additional training and a stricter code of ethics.