I understand that most of the comments on this site that have to do with gurus are negative and that's ok with me although I think deep down it has more to do with their success than them being greedy bad guys.

During my career, I've had the opportunity to start-up & run two successful internet based companies and am a former futures trader.

As for my current employer I don't know how to bring it up without sounding greedy.

The tenants' behavior is the seller's problem right now; the seller being greedy kept him from completing the eviction, and that greed has a price that devalues the property.But how is the tenant preventing inspection of the roof?

Right again, that’s YOUR money that the Fed used to bail out this greedy institution.

Let them think that they missed out on a huge profit because they were just a little too greedy (even though they were ridiculously greedy).

Their view is often that the rich are greedy crooks.

.:)Kudos to John JacksonTo John JacksonJohn is not only a nice guy, he is a complete REI expert in Texas on many fronts.He was my student in Lease Option Assignments way back in 2001 (coops, wholesaling lease options, all the same) being a Stock Trader with 2 little girls, stay at home dad.

If you negotiate a deal that will make someone else a strong profit, you will be in good shape.Overall, and especially with your first contracts, don't get greedy with your fees... start smaller until your reputation for finding good deals grows.

Financial products and technology are always a good way to go. 40% a year consistently is not achievable long-term for almost any traders.