Essentially if I made her pay “something” it could help with cash flow but morally it seems fishy.

@Lucas Morales, whether you handle in-house or through a vendor, I would certainly make sure you understand who is responsible for damage and theft.  

You have a moral obligation to disclose this up front.

I prevailed (in theory) with a Court judgement for 8 months back rent, of which they still won't pay, and now they're filing for bankruptcy which means I'll never see a dime....Moral of the story....Repossession is the goal!  

@Erez Tavor - You shouldn't have any trouble finding a partner, the question would be, how do you find a good/reliable/morally responsible one? 

Thanks in advance.Regards,Melvin Morales

I decided to rent to them anyways - not because they invoked the morality of their religion or because I believed that their religion would keep them honest - but because one of them was also trying to leave a destructive relationship and I'm a total sucker for that kind of thing (having been in one myself at one point in my life).When they missed the next month's rent payment, there was no mention of their religion then.  

That's fine if anyone disagrees, but at the very least I'd say it's a question of morality.  

This spam absolutely breaks federal law, and any company who specializes in sending out illegal text blasts will very likely have very questionable morals about other things, like fudging their advertising on large forum websites.   

That is a morale-killer!