He got greedy and got burned, does not mean it's not a great tool.

I'm a day-trader and I usually have my bank and brokerage siphon 10% of my earnings into an account with a credit union that I never use.

A bit greedy, but she's new.  

Been working with the local bank and also offered the tenant $250 as an "assistance incentive" (that's large enough that they are vested and don't view us as greedy, rather a partner - and taking it on the chin for $250 is far cheaper than loosing an entire month to this crap)!

This suggests that active traders tend to sell at exactly the wrong times.It's not hard to see how this applies to the real estate market.

I'm not at all wanting to be greedy, but I do believe those who put in more labor deserve a larger slice of the pie.

Being greedy backfired on seller and I benefited.

I don't believe in nickel and diming contractors but in markets like this they get dang greedy. 

I don't want to miss on properties because I feel greedy so I feel like at this point if I can have the majority of the mortgage paid for and I lower my cost of living that it would be a great way to slide my foot in the door. 

Some interesting reading about Trumps son in law and properties he bought in the Baltimore area .The articles come across as his company being greedy and a bad landlord , or depending how you read it , him he is training his tenants and providing a return for his investors . https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/23/magazine/jared-...http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/investig...https://longreads.com/2017/05/23/just-pure-greed-a...I can see both sides .