This will make you seem more likeable and human. you aren't some greedy real estate guy trying to steal their home.

See how it goes.It's not your last meal...I know you are not but I need to say, don't be greedy when trying something out.

I am with you on not being greedy.

Long story short rather than looking for a new buyer we gave in realizing the most important thing, we were still walking away for $30k net profit so why be greedy.

I have to admit, this guys knowledge and charisma was inspiring.My head hurts thinking about how this company, or whoever they really are, and why they would be so helpful with their first upsell and so greedy at the same time for the next.

However in between of my friends busting my b$$$s about the big bad "day trader" with negative assets, a few spoke about the successes they have been having with real estate.Two of my friends then gave me the starter guide for real estate which included, "Rich Dad Poor Dad", "The Ultimate Guide

If so, remember to factor in those costs as well.Don't get too greedy.

Don't day trade real estate. 

Just my opinion, but unless you can provide these services at a LESSER cost to the tenant than they could reasonably obtain on their own [ while still making a profit yourself] you could come across as the stereotypical  "greedy" [read bad guy] landlord.

Many "investors" are greedy and want to turn the property over in one day.