I hope you get the moral of the story. 

Is it wrong morally to rent to the newest person when the first person could have rented if I had posted the notice and had a police assisted entry.  

I'm a bit conflicted from a moral perspective, but determined to proceed with the eviction from a business/factual perspective....unless you can see some negative result, specifically as it relates to the medical condition.Any perspective or experience would be greatly appreciated.  

we get that all the time. they think that you "will like them so much" and would just lower it to get "good moral character" tenant in there.

I think that giving them something productive to do keeps the morale up.I have other projects in mind, so we shall see how it goes. 

Moral:  find a realtor. 

I'm not going to talk about what is moral, right, or anything like that, but I'll let you know how to make your place legal.

Nine times out of ten with morally weak, silly people, it's the right choice.

If there is a local economic shock, or if interest rates ever increase, or if the general US economy and investor sentiment declines, then the cap rates will go back up and the value of their properties will drop quite a bit.So, the moral of the story is to investigate these interesting outer edge markets, but make sure you know what you are doing and get a proportionately higher risk-adjusted return.  

Nope not me. moral of the story is that you have to either not respond or say yes and don’t mean it. the rest of your story is so self incriminating that I’d just delete it all if I were you.