" Be cautious/fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful/cautious."

We've actually seen traders that blow up deals and the only explanation is that if they get rid of all their assets, they're causing their jobs to disappear.

And of course, base and greedy as it is, I also keep my mouth hole shut because it wouldn't be particularly profitable to bring all of this up with my tenants.So I would try to bring this up non-judgmentally with your tenant in a phone call or face-to-face before you send that letter.

Yes, you could be greedy, but why do it?

don't get too greedy for one.. 

Thanks in advance.Go find someone in the biz and talk to them - if you know nothing about the industry dont be greedy and think due to providing the land that you'd deserve a huge chunk of the profit - all the work/profit is in the operations/management of people.  

We self-manage and I do most of the maintenance work.As I see things, the overwhelming reality of western PA in my rental market segment is that small outfits like ours are almost exclusively composed of greedy and stupid landlords who routinely lie to, steal from, and cheat their tenants as a matter of course. 

I would guess that at least one would want it to be sold on the open market at full price.Deaths, relatives, and unearned money up for grabs seems to bring out the most greedy relatives one could imagine....unless you are Steven King!

That's the wrong way to buy notes on the human side, though it's a valid business model for the greedy pig that does not care.Or buy an REO in one way or another and do the BRRR.

Might just teach them not to be greedy.