Think of stock values since the huge amount of “day traders”.I am reminded of the days in the 1980s when Savings and Loans were making loans on overvalued real estate.

Thats for you to decide; what i want to point out is the fact that no matter who you elect they will collect your taxes, republicans or democrats it doesn't matter; its just what they want to spend the money on; and trust me both parties will spend your money.If anyone on this board thinks that more laws similar to NAFA and other free trade agreements are not going to pass just check the bills in congress and see that they are sponsored by both democrats, republicans, independents, or whatever else they choose to call themselves.If you take a look at what's being said on this thread it can be seen as very selfish and greedy; just keep your hands out of my pockets and i'll take care of my community.

the almost identical house i bought in the same neighborhood for 19k a few weeks prior....even putting 30k into rehab..does that sound like they're only making 10-15%...investors are greedy, and they're trying to make as much as possible on the sale unfortunately...lending, discounted notes are some other good options where you can earn 15-20%

And yes, we are in a BAD spot primarily due to greedy bankers and insurers left unregulated.

And it was from the Nigerians, Ghanaians and the Benins that Europeans were able to buy the African slaves from African slave traders for transport throughout the world.

I don't want to feel GREEDY for not wanting to Bird-Dog first... :)~Shane

Started as a commodities trader for a subsidiary of Union Bank of Switzerland.

Maybe greed is blurring their ethical practices.

A 90%  80k btu furnace I just had replaced because of a cracked heat exchanger cost me $1840 total and I know my guy is making good money......he's just not greedy.     

Are all investors greedy?