Jim King, CPA MST (Hackensack, NJ)*27 years CPA experience, partner at own 25-person firm*30% of practice is real estate, seems to really know his stuff*As far as aggressiveness, says they know the law and what you can take advantage of legally such that you don't need to be greedy and break the law*I've talked to him and used that list of questions that you ask a RE CPA - very helpful, by the way.

They are also greedy pigs.

However nothing to the scale as a green investor hiring a greedy contractor after purchasing from a wholesaler.  

:)...As Warren Buffett said - buy when others are fearful, sell when others are greedy.

The assets of a restaurant trade really low.Equipment etc. goes for maybe 20 cents on the dollar when sold to a restaurant supply house.

I closed a bunch of deals, got greedy, and decided I wanted to close all the deals myself.  

There might be a little wiggle room to negotiate, but if you stay under your MPP, no need to be greedy.

Don't get discouraged, there are a lot of unscrupulous and greedy brokers that would do anything for a couple of bucks..

Working for a greedy corporation making them literally millions of dollars over the last decade and I have been given a very tiny piece of it as a ground up developed manager today.While I don't have the education some would think I would have needed to do this job/position.

The only type of real "investing" in real estate is to either be a lender or to own rentals (commercial or residential) a wholesaler acts like a day trader a fix and flipper is improving a house (or a stock or a company) and flipping it; its still trading and always risky.