A higher rental rate on a piece of paper does not always translate into greater profit.If the present tenants are a more desirable situation, be careful you do not poison the relationship by giving the impression you are a greedy person.Remember, tenants go to work every day to enhance your life and make your business venture successful.

.-- If you are perceived as a greedy landlord whose priority is taking money and not making repairs or addressing issues, you should expect a challenging career as a landlord.This is just my way of viewing the landlord/tenant relationship.

Also don't be greedy.

So either they are not what they say they are or they are greedy and don't want anyone learning their so-called secrets.Here is how I see it.

https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/84329-im-greedy-when-should-i-sell

Perhaps, as things improve, I will grow greedy, but I doubt it.

This is the basis of my viewpoint the future population will not be able to afford the current levels of loan and rent payments.It is nothing new that “real estate investors” and real estate agents become caught up in frenzies any more than Wall Street day traders becoming caught up in frenzies.

(leans more towards the aesthetics of leverage and efficiency and freedom than greed i think).

I remember trying to open up an account with one of the online traders, I gave them a cashier's check for $40k and had it promptly returned to me, because of a rule they had to not open accounts for anyone under a 500 score!

Not suggesting that you are greedy; just planting something to noodle on.