2) If I did decide to exit before the deadline, there will be such a run-on-the-bank that my notes would sell at a huge discount (in addition to the loss of value described in #1).Maybe I should look at the silver lining and jump in and buy a bunch of discounted notes on Folio.Text of e-mail:A Message from Prosper and Folio InvestingWe are writing to let you know that as of October 27, 2016, Prosper will no longer offer the Folio Investing Note Trader platform, the secondary market for Prosper Notes.

Be stingy, greedy and rude and you will have few friends, few recommendations and lose out on good money.  

You've just empowered them to be even more greedy and unscrupulous to the next landlord.

Hmm;  Just like a day trader on Wall Street, the REI REQUIRES that you understand:the market itselfrules of the engagementand fundamentally,  THE NUMBERS!

Don't get greedy because that will lead to destruction and you'll end up back at the start.

I could partner with someone, and have a few offers for partners for any deals I come across, the issue is I need a partner who has ALL the funds, and none to my knowledge meet that particular criteria.I'm not greedy, so I could wholesale it, but I would need to to make an offer, which means I still need a pre-approval -- also many of the deals are REO's so I'm not sure if wholesaling is even an option.....Any suggestions???

Since I would be doing all the work and he would just be providing money, I suggested we split the cash flow 25/75.Now I'm wondering if that sounds fair or if I'm being too greedy?

I'm not greedy just really want my foot in the door!

My advise would to not be too greedy.

So people throw around the word "bubble" because it makes them sound smart.Don't try to predict and anticipate, just react when opportunities arise.People are being greedy in San Diego in RE, you should be fearful.