I think if you don't get greedy with your profits and give your potential buyer a fair deal then you should be ok flipping houses.

Then again you won't do much better if you post it on a stock traders forum either I guess.I say do both!

If they were a boutique the traders were trading their own money.

Don't apologize for that but don't get too greedy or your offer won't have credibility and you won't be able to build a long-term relationship with your Realtor.

I guess getting a modest repayment of the loan isn't good enough for this greedy bunch.

Then he decided to get greedy so I had to cut him out...being that he also uses an automated software to do taxes... but of course you don't also use an automated accounting software.....As far as a doctors opinion, WebMD anyone?

or if the bank is just greedy for more money?

There is no effective way to of getting protection for owners against abusive and greedy hoa president..any advice is accepted thanks guys.

How do I structure a property deal worth 370,000 with 246,000 in equity 100,000 loan but is default of 14, 000. It's a 2 bed, 2 bath on lot 6400 sq foot and 1216 living sq ft in los Angeles, CA also what sample for...

Mathematically it is the following:Income Producing Assets = Annual Expense Budget / ROI on those assetsFor example, if a $75,000 annual expense budget is an amount that will allow you to afford to live the way you want (without being greedy) and your risk tolerance allows you to generate a an annual Return On Investment of 10% without working, the your required Income Producing Assets = $75,000 / 10% = $750,000.Once you know what your Financial Independence Number is, next you develop an Asset Accumulation Plan (AAP) to get to that number.