And I do plan to continue working with them for what we currently own.This PM team is not greedy for business, and they screen investors just as strict as they do tenants.

Each time a city over spends and runs out of money they keep turning to the "greedy" landlords to squeeze. 

You sort out the math on all of that, take your cut(don't be greedy) and if it is attractive enough, you will have saved your cash buyer time and that is the value they expect from you.

If you are true investor whether it's stock market or real estate, you need to look long term to really reap rewards until you are momentum investor or day trader or seasonal REI. 

I feel like I’ve stumbled into the secret garden, or an amusement park for adults who buy, sell and trade real estate, services, knowledge and so much more.

In spite of what some think, you don't lose your principal due to usury, though you can easily lose everything from foreclosure.You are not in a position to be greedy, Renee, and it's probably too late to modify your note. 

I'm not calling every person with more than X doors greedy, I'm asking them to question their motives to ensure they're not falling into greed, because I assure you there are many who are.

Is it a greedy seller who wants top dollar for a pile of poo, or someone who is actually going to work with the guys/gals who are going to execute the project and have their butts/reputations/credit scores on the line?  

It get's dicey when the buyer gets greedy.

If someone like Aldi/Trader Joes dropped in around 40 and broadway and a few savvy Airbnb pioneers were willing to set up near stitsel weller and Michters who are working on bourbon trail tourism now, then it could happen but everyone’s betting on that Nulu, Smoketown and Shelby park corridor right now.