Quicken loans sells their NPN's in pools on a quarterly level that we just made a bid on.Often times, we will also get large institutional traders who have bought large pools from the big 5, who have one off's or smaller traunches of assets that we can pick up as well from this same marketing.  

Personally, I think most of these funds are run by greedy, opportunistic individuals who capitalized on their own fame, a temporary dummy-proof market, and intoxication with their own "abilities" to vacuum up a bunch of largely unsuspecting dupes, accredited or not into funds that were always risky in that they needed everything to go exactly right (largely, the same way they had been going for the previous 10+ year, a historical anomaly) in order to make it work.

All it requires is to not be greedy.... 

They show up and ask three questions and then get one negative response, go crazy, and tomorrow they are in a day trader forum.

@Mad Dendukuri easy solution - tell the tenant you can't afford to do flooring AND put them up somewhere, so deal is off.Either they will be reasonable or show themselves to be greedy and someone you should get rid of.

So, if you and I knew the Fed was going to start cutting the fed funds rate, the traders who do it for a living did as well.

Should've bot a laddered put against it.Bank traders are crooks, nothing short of it.

I don't want to be greedy but also that is a humongous gap.

As ravens fly across the sky,I pass agreements swiftly by.No need to claim the haunted land,Just find another eager hand.A trader's art without a trace,What practice runs this spectral race?"

Mom and pop somehow have a pass while Kevin, Brian, etc are greedy and only looking out for themselves.