Since it will be my early days, I don’t want to be greedy, just wanted to be invested on some good properties and stay as landlord for long term and start a passive income.

I just don't want to offend anyone or come off greedy/trying to "take" their home.

But I won't be able to cashout as much (i can go upto $75K in cashout) because monthly payment will increase beyond I can afford my monthly mortgage for my primary home.Which option is better if my ultimate goal is to just invest for few years and not to take any cash out from my investments.I have a rental which gives me positive cashflow which I am keeping aside to use towards downpayment for new investments.Sometimes I tell myself not to be greedy and go with option 1, pay higher interest rate for 30 years but get more cashout and build rental portfolio.

So you are all in at 160-170K and you list for 370K giving you a 200K spread...are you greedy when you close on your listing and gross your 200K?

Get too greedy (whether it be forcing rents too high or not spending any money at the property) and you lose tenants.  

They may trade real estate or even other goods towards real estate. 

Heck they probably bought Iraqi dinars as well when that was being hyped.)When you find a bank that will lend you 4x your cash deposit for 30 years at 2.5% we’ll know it’s as solid an investment as real estate. until you’ve got to claim you are a currency trader who’s smarter than everyone else. 

One year they got nothing and everyone was complaining how greedy the company was. 2.

I don't want to be greedy but would like to be fair.

Don’t be greedy and nickel and dime unless there is a major concern.