Any increase at all and you'll be viewed as the greedy landlord as you were just fine at $2,600.

Once again this isn't because the flipper is greedy but most of the times when it comes to repairs, arv, wait time there is so many unknowns we have to protect ourselves from losing money when it would have been easier and better to buy a cheap house and make 25k.If this was helpful please let me know or just vote for it and I'll know.

Sellers are being a bit greedy.

It's shocking how greedy some banks can be.

Both are short-term positions as I am a trader of those instruments.

The trick is... if you hire a PM MAKE CERTAIN they're good - honest, knowledgeable, responsive, driven....And make certain you 100% know how their fees work - some PMs will nickel and dime you beyond the set % they charge while others are less greedy. 

I was told not to be greedy, which is fine, so the overall profit on my end I went down on.

I do understand how a lack of tenants can stall the deal however.Feel free to do the numbers yourself, but I asked a few of my mentors and the consensus is its a cold market or a greedy one.

@James WiseI don’t give it much thought really ,i just assume my tenants view me as a greedy evil slumlord that steals their PrecIous alcohol , CIgarette, and lottery money each month.

It seems/sounds/looks like… It seems like you’ve put some thought into this… It seems that X is important to you Instead of what’s the chance, say I’m sure this is going to seem greedy… Seems like your powerless here…seems like there’s nothing I can say…seems like there’s nothing you can do It seems like you are frustrated/upset etc… You’re not going to like this, and I don’t blame you from walking away “This is going to sound harsh” is a great label to lead off with when you know your counterpart is going to have a negative reaction to what you are getting ready to say.