The market is greedy, so saying no is often what will save you in the end.

We have enough systemic and generational problems already, we don't need greedy out-of-towners, who don't care about us, who refer to us as fly-overs, coming in here and sucking the last bits of life out of an already dying community.That's the nice version.

They do the least amount of work possible, cash out and get the next sucker on board...and even with this greedy model they still manage to find themselves in the middle of a ponzie scheme because they over promise and under deliver.

But are too greedy and lose a deal due to low balling and someone who knows it’s a good deal either way.

Or some may paint you as the greedy villain. 

I doubt this would have ever happened if insurance companies and helath providers had not been so greedy, I see it as their falure to provide for the public good of our country, had they, we wouldn't be talking about it.

Each greedy party taking a slice of the pie till there is not enough left for the end buyer then the whole chain collaspes. 

I don’t think being greedy and locking people down is the way to go in this business.

Most mortgage buyers have a strategy which is more akin to buy and hold as opposed to moving in and out of investment positions like a trader. 

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