The auto companies got lazy & greedy.

I guess I’m greedy but I am not okay with potentially splitting profits with a person that didn’t take on risk put up any of the their money or put In the time to get the property .

They stop buying their groceries at Aldi and the bargain supermarkets of their area and move up to Trader Joe's and Whole Foods.

They told me investors have been calling, mailing, etc. but they would never make a deal with them because they seem very greedy. 

And it’s similar to active traders that likely have segments they play in.

I don't want to be too greedy, but I don't want to sell my services short on generating new deal pipeline. 

With rent control and increased taxation seemingly inevitable for San Diego landlords (considering local and state government LOVES framing us as the greedy bad guys) I think the writing is on the wall, and now/soon is a good time to sell. 

Tenants are seen as uncaring of the property, the source of all behavior woes and generally horrible people.We had a vandalism problem and everybody coming to the board meetings, including other board members, would make comments that "it's probably some renter" and "I hate that these people just come in and destroy our properties and then leave a year later and nobody cares, especially not the landlord".Then, a couple of months later when the perpetrator was caught and discovered to be a homeowner, nobody apologized for their attitude, nobody had a change of heart and nobody was willing to stand up and state that they were wrong to accuse the landlords and their tenants.Landlords are generally seen as greedy, money-grubbing jerks who just allow any old rando to ruin the lives of all the innocent owner occupants.I'm exaggerating a little bit here, but not that much.The concept that you would come in as not only a landlord but (gasp!)

Do not be greedy and just stick to the planI will slap some sense into you boi!

It honestly just seems like the rise of social media has people scamming those who don't know any better into buying their courses and ebooks and wasting their time just like day traders and others.