As Friedman explained, GREED IS GOOD, not in a sense that "all for me and none for you" but in a sense that your "greed" facilitates and enables you to expand and provide more jobs for people that are unemployed.

The auto trader listing had a bad phone number for the dealership, it was a trade in at a Nissan lot...

This infuriates me because this guy is blaming the contractor for being greedy while he expects others to offer him free information at their expense to save him money and do the repair himself and then leave a bad review for a guy trying to earn a living.

Be the one that people want to work with and don’t get greedy and nit picky with the little things.

On the duplex I'm looking at that brings in $1000/month rent, it probably wouldn't be too wise to be greedy and hold onto the $100/month that I would spend on a PM just to roll the dice and hope I'd be able to handle things on an as-needed basis.

Would love to find a group to grab a cup of coffee or a cold beer and trade real estate stories and ideas with.

You can keep Oprah, Michael Moore, and Rosie O’Donnell (You are, however, responsible for finding a bio-diesel vehicle big enough to move all three of them) …We’ll keep the capitalism, greedy corporations, pharmaceutical companies, Wal-Mart, and Wall Street.

If Bush would have had the same plan and people spoke out against it they have been labled, un-american,communist, traders, oh yeah and against the troops.

My husband is one of the original SOES bandit trader and he shorting BP, cnbc said BP going gonna have to BK chapter 11 reorganization. easy money,shorting the stocks.

However, he's an ex banker, a good trader from what I've seen and his advice has been spot on for a while.