But most on here advocate searching for the good deals where you benefit from a situation... i.e. your "greed" drives you to seek larger profits.But welcome to human nature.

I would say that delayed gratification doesn't come naturally to any human being, biologically it isn't really how we are wired.

I finished with a natural stain that was popular at the time.

It's like introducing a natural resource or industry to a city IE Pittsburgh. 

Remember, the bigger the risk the bigger the reward.Here in LA, many of the deals are at or over $1M so it is just the nature of the game.

I think the nature of your question is wrong.

While logically, we would naturally associate the two statements as I buy = Ur sale...It doesn't translate in computer algorithms.

For me it was natural as I was born an entrepreneur.

Naturally I should clarify that this is open to verified accredited investors only.

Naturally, for many of the reasons you referenced, we have collected a few smaller properties along the way - some in the beginning when we did not have the knowledge & resources to hunt bigger game, some opportunistic (longer term plans for the land) - but our primary target these days is 20 - 50 units  (which are rare(ish) in these parts).