Those who don't factor in capital expenditures and may be content with just having their mortgage paid for because they were greedy and bought at a high price back in 06 or 07.

Well I know when I have a partner (that I trust - which should not be minimized) I am comfortable that he is going to perform her/his task best and I can focus on mine - which is not babysitting contractors.Hope this helps and if you find a good partner I really recommend staying with them as long as possible, and not to get greedy.

I am an active trader and I know what fees and transaction costs do to your profits.

One of little BP investors trying their first deals of course are under the radar .. but those that take it to another level well they can get hammered.. greed is an ugly thing in this business.

As long as you don't get greedy on the sale and over price you should be able to pull that off.

I wish more financial institutions in my area weren't as hard-headed and greedy, because many of the neighborhoods could have been revitalized long ago with a few short-sales.

I want my end buyer to profit just as nicely without feeling I'm being greedy.

@Steve B.They're greedy.  

3 Myths of the Financial CrisisMYTH #1: Greedy Bankers Preyed On the WeakGreed is not unique to bankers.

The reasons are that investors are seen as the greedy people with pockets full of money, and then still demand your rent on the first and charge you late fees when appropriate and take your deposit when you leave a pig sty behind.