If landlords stop being greedy we wouldn't run into these issues.

I think it is a bit greedy, but this is our first with potential for great returns

So, to compound a death in the family, and to manage an estate sale, greedy Heirs, and the fear of making the right choice need that extra special attention.   

The minute you offer a few K, the tenants start getting greedy wanting more.

"Be fearful when people are greedy and greedy when people are fearful" 

Sounds like a good deal with solid upside @Ben Leybovich and @Garison Clemens.Re the 50k, I understand how the inspector and the PM feel about it, but if you are getting a good deal there and want to keep you name clean from been re trader then perhaps just raise the 50k.

If we do a cash out refinance they can get their investment back.Does this sound fair or does it sound like I'm being greedy?

Plus, you'll have to see if there were any fees the brokerage house charged you that can be used to reduce the capital gains from the trading profits.As others who respond here will probably say, you should contact a good CPA who is very familiar with day traders and home office business expense.

Ive noticed a bad rep is circling around the name of the wholesaler: like how greedy they get or they don’t bring the numbers.

Another indicator is shifts in list price - I've seen many sellers put an aggressive / 'greedy' list price out there, only to realize market demand isn't quite what it used to be and lower the list price by 5-10% (just helped my buyer put an offer in on a place that went from $450K -> $400K).