It's becoming popular to demonize landlords as rich and greedy.

You can't be greedy and attempt to shave more meat off the numbers.

But I got a little greedy I will admit and I tried a scheme that was not known or proven to me.. and he failed miserably..

A wise man once said, when people are fearful, be greedy!

Cut out the insurance, cut out the greedy landlords charging three times what the property is worth, and care would be more affordable.Of course, we could also push this on the families that refuse to take care of their own . . .

Not trying to be greedy, just getting a quick understanding of commonly deducted expenses that are often overseen.Thinking of maybe: cell phone bill, home office space, gas used (this one is a stretch since I live on the property). 

If its a good deal, dont get greedy and lose it, if you feel the requests are warranted, then go for it. 

I've honestly been greedy and gone after big deals.

"Be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy" is actually very difficult to apply in real life, which is why Warren Buffett is successful.

Makes it tougher when you need to pay professional trade rates.