I am a Futures trader.

I am trying to get a handle on some of the terminology used in the traders lingo.  

I had a full time job (of which I quit over a year ago) I hid from my boss that I was a multi millionaire because I didn’t want them to look down on me with the sense “ why does he even bother coming here, is the $100,000 really that worth it - he’s greedy.”.  

Doesn't surprise me since banks are the #1 greedy bastards in the world.

Also heard of people losing the contract because they got to greedy, so there’s a fine line.

The easiest thing in the world for me to do would be to lower my prices for a few open days I have in a month just to be greedy.....but I don’t.

We're in contract on a duplex in North Carolina that has a 30+ year tenant paying less than half of market rate.You hear stories all the time of greedy landlords buying property and kicking sweet little old ladies to the curb.

Is there a certain amount you can do a year before being labeled something like a trader?

Most Realtors I know that invest love working with other investors and helping them find good deals because it usually means repeat business as their Realtor, a learning experience as they deal with different types of investors and deals, and its a great way for them to meet potential partners for future investment deals.It can really be a win win situation if both parties have the right mindset and no one gets greedy.

For example you thought you could get them lower being greedy and it came back to bite you.