I find it interesting that virtually every business in America is expected to maximize profits to the level possible in a free economy but a landlord (LL) that does the same is a “Predatory landlord”.  

You still need to look at the other risk factors, determine what level of risk is present, whether you will accept that risk, and how you will mitigate it.

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It will certainly be a negative impact on real estate agents income levels.

Markets that experience this generally realize a sudden appreciation event over a short time period and then the appreciation levels off or slows. 

Still, he says in an interview with Businessweek, “I do feel some level of moral responsibility just by being the person they talk to.”

That means that my overall capital gains (my basis is actually close to $75k) would be $175,000/$250,000, which is 70%, so $2380 of that principal repayment would be taxable at whatever my level is - do I have that right? 

Next level predatory. 

-What's the topography like, does it need leveling?

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