Call it selfishness, but I want all of the landlords in my market to have ******, overpriced houses and treat their tenants like crap.

Value is siphoned out of the ecosystem by the credit card processing companies.I don't mean to be harsh, but if I take a holistic view of the system and all parties involved, I would argue the client is either being selfish for pursuing points at the expense of the contractor or fellow clients.

@Vincent Crane you set me up for a selfish plug of www.eliteapartmentcoaching.com -- started as a client there.Investors started with immediate network and have gradually grown and expanded year over year.  

Interested to see what everyone else adds selfishly. 

I grew up with the mindset that the rich and wealthy were greedy and selfish and immoral.

We've been looking at OBX for awhile for mostly selfish reasons (have a place to go to on the off season) I wouldn't worry too much about the market becoming over-saturated with STR's.

Selfishly, in the lower home price range {more specifically in age restricted communities}.Including seasonality into the calculation, is February to March similar year over year or is this an anomaly?

It means the person not only had "bad circumstances", but is also unreasonable and selfish.

The selfish real estate agent side of me would want you to sell, but it would probably be smarter for you to hold especially at that interest rate. 

If you asked someone from the “Greatest Generation” about Boomers in the 60’s they would say, “Oh, those lazy hippies will never amount to anything, all they want to do is practice free love, complain about life and protest the war, grow their hair out, smoke their weed, drop their acid, turn on, tune out and drop out at Woodstock with their damn electric guitars that are breaking their ears and watching the Boob tube that’s rotting their brains, they’re so self centered and selfish and entitled, they don’t want to work an honest job like they should, they’re all lousy naval-gazing losers.”