Unfortunately there’s been lots of greedy sellers just throwing up astronomically high prices for rental properties that just don’t work for true investors.

Traders are the ones like me who hold from 2 seconds to 20 minutes, short term, day traders.

Hello All,I've been following BP for a few years now but kept dabbling back and forth between REI and being a swing trader in the equities markets.

Can't say on the tax returns, not sure what he has to file or if you are a day trader on the side.Regarding the monthly financials - this is likely under an hour at CPA rates or maybe a couple hours at bookkeeping rates. 

I still see them but sellers are still being greedy with their prices even with the market starting to cool.

There is too much hype in real estate, Biggerpockets does a good job cutting through the hype usually.Personally, in the past I have been misled by greedy coaches I was trusting to help me and look after me somewhat.

Oh, that's right, you have ONE vote, compared to your tenants, all of their relatives, all of the people that work for Section 8, and all of the votes of every other taxpayer who's not an evil greedy profiteering Landlord like you.Don't get me wrong, I have tenants on various government programs, but I can also read the tea leaves: and they tell me that one way or another SOMEONE'S gonna pay.

Perhaps I am being greedy and greed has been the downfall of many.

As long as I'm wholesaling, I want my wholesale rep to be stealth (the deals are so good they never see the light of day)  and above-board  (I treat everyone fairly and I expect the same in return - I'm very conservative with the deal numbers & I don't command greedy fees so don't nickel and dime me and expect me to go back to the seller).  

I was making money in the market before the micro traders and the fickle FED but now its just more of "how much did I lose today?"