You think it is greedy for the Seller* to want to keep 2-3% in their [own] pocket? 

Bond traders are taking a few nibbles of the 10 yr treasuries, but nothing dramatic.

Thats what I thought but I wasn't sure if I was being too greedy with business partners.

In non double close states, the investor knows what you're getting it for and what they're paying so don't be greedy. 

I heard in a podcast that the inventory of homes is back to pre-pandemic levels in some areas and I have noticed more price cuts in general -  but that's mostly the greedy sellers trying to list their homes for way more than the current market value of the home.

Unless you become stupid and greedy, then this is on the investor.9.

It sounds like they're being greedy on you for this change order in my opinion.

This, coupled with the ADP data is giving traders reason to bet that Friday's Non-Farm Payrolls will be better than expected and potentially give the Fed enough data to start tapering on Sept 18th.

Lack of financial acumenI wonder what percentage get into real estate with little to no money and spent most of it on a guru course - it’s no different then people who want to be a day trader or crypto miner or Amazon business.

He isn't greedy.