Greediness takes the best out of people.

There are quite a few here on BP - @Luther Wilson III does come to mind.If you are wanting to get to know the Kansas City Market and the Kansas Ctiy people, I suggest setting up a key word alert here on BP for Kansas City - and also check out some of the events on the BP calendar and schedule a KC visit around them.If you schedule around a 2nd Tuesday you can make a MAREI meeting on Tuesday and a WinVestors meeting on a wednesday morning and if the planets align, sometimes a House Traders event on Wednesday evening - just have to have a 2nd Tuesday and a 3rd Wednesday fall in the same week, which seems to happen in May - so 3 meetings, 3 different groups of people in about 30 hours.

Anytime you trade real estate, you should be licensed. 

Unless you are a trader you are not in this current environment. 

I just looked into transferring title of my Mom’s place to either a trust or a relative, and either would incur a transfer tax, so I’d guess a trader to an LLC would,too.

The most successful investors I know of are long-term greedy and think of the business as a business instead of a series of deals to cobble together with whatever money they can find on whatever terms their investors demand.  

The way I look at it is im not greedy.

I do not have to sell it but I’m greedy and it is worth a lot more than I paid for it.

Trader Joe's too, but Sprout's has won me over even over TJ's lately!

Lately there has been much talk about high rents preventing people from living in the better areas of town and they are throwing blame at everything from gentrification to greedy landlords.