Tenants have put up with horrible landlords for years in these areas, so they've been beaten down into a certain mental framework. 

We had made a chunk of change and were ready to move onto the next step in our journey.Setting the Framework to ScaleBy the start of 2016, we had, for the most part, exited the flipping strategy.

I am asking for advice from experienced investors on what framework do you use to think about all the ethical dilemmas you face in your real estate journey.

Easy to do, but certainly some framework issues to be aware of.

This lays out a good framework for potential BRRR partnership.

I still think that an equivalent can be constructed absent the insurance framework.

A teacher can only give you a framework and can't account for all the different situations that may arise.

Here are some examples: (1) one of my clients buys 25 - 30 properties a month, he would never pay attention to a ranking on markets because he knows the towns he buys in, which has helped make him very successful (he's worth $20 - $25M USD), (2) my partner did some preliminary work for a hedge fun, they were looking to drop tens of millions of dollars - for them market trends mattered a lot because of the amount of capital they were deploying and the time horizon of the investments  I realize that I am not answering your question, but I hope that the above is useful as a frame work.

It's a lot easier just to play it straight from the get go and get all those costs incorporated into the framework so you'll know what your costs are and can adjust your price point accordingly.

I don't find the costs of this framework to be overkill and we are set-up for success no matter how large we grow.