Instead he makes about what hed make working at the Trader Joes grocery store.

As Oliver Velez (swing trader) says you look at your stocks (in this case real estate) as an employee.

The email above is worth more to me than the $400 anyway because of the traction it will generate in showing the public the type of person he truly is deep down inside - just another greedy, cheap, arrogant, ******* with a bad face lift and dyed hair.My suggestion: Avoid.

Most of the FMV will be on the government side of things.I have not been denied an increase, but I also do not get greedy.

@Maria TeoMost tenants feel landlords are greedy and the reason for their high housing costs for rent or to buy an affordable home is because we (greedy investors-in their eyes) keep snapping up all the properties to rent out to these people who just can’t seem to get ahead.

It is very possible to make 1% a day as a day-trader if you ate disciplined and create a plan as outlined in those sources above.I can also cherry pick investments and numbers to show massive returns whereas you picked overweight tech stocks that were destined for a pull back. 

He’s probably already got several offers at that price, and got greedy and want more.

If you can consistently make good money being a trader (more than a year or two) and can show it on your tax returns you can potentially use that as income to qualify for a property in the future.

I'm also a frequent short-term stock trader but want to diversify to real estate.

I don’t know if you’d get anywhere requiring a few thousand in hard earnest money to reduce re-traders and who,sealers, that’s up to you and your realtor to decide.