The moral of the story is in order to do this you need to remain conservative.

(I was present in the January session for a presentation by Katrina Korfman - professor at Rochester University and one of the founders of the Rochester lead program - She stated that program was successful as it "made it economically, politically, and morally unacceptable to tolerate lead exposure to our children" )In 2019 I finished my broker's license and opened LaPlante Real Estate, a full service brokerage specializing in property management.

Impact of climate change and consumption habits on your rentals must be factored in these days as does the resiliency of the portfolio based on the local industries and how they can be impacted by things like fires, storms, even decreased demand for fossil fuels.There are other things to consider but I’ll stop now....

Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:Originally posted by @Todd Rasmussen:Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:"self-righteous" makes it sound like its a moral argument.

People that are strung out will have no sense of moral direction if they feel threatened in anyway shape or form.

Fair housing laws are for protecting people against racism, sexism, ageism, religionism, genderism, disabilityism and any other "ism" that is morally wrong and common criteria for bigotry.....NOTHING, John has said implies or suggest violating any of those protected classes, or any fair housing laws....so if you feel "creepy" vibe, it's probably your problem and your better off keeping it to yourself! 

Anyway, moral of the story: It's not the end of the world as we know it...

Blows my mind.Biggerpockets created morale hazard promoting BRRRR so hard and I say it as someone who has done it to an extent, has reserves and I am still uneasy about it all.

Moral of my story if you have to convince her by your actions!  

The moral of the story is that people will do whatever they want.