My use of the word greedy, was directed towards how reasonable they might be on price, rather than a ethical value judgement. 

It's a part of the reason why the real estate market is so hot as well.Option 4) I'm open to other ideas, because I legitimately am not sure which is the best way to proceed.Thanks in advance.

Is the gas usage reasonable?

I am under contract for a 36 unit building and looking at all of my options.  The property has a current tax valuation of $861k and I am looking to purchase the place for nearly double that (it's actually a great pric...

the rooms will be furnish one bed, 2 cabinets, and 32 inch tv with rokuI want this property to be for nurses only the reason why is because some nurses work the night shift and sleep during the day plus they just want to come make their money and go back home. they don't want to be stress with living situation.my question is would this be something that is legal in florida for rentals of a family home

The reason most people have loans is just to leverage the cash they have and make their money work a little harder for them. 

At $2--4/foot it's reasonable, almost tenant-proof (easy to repair if/when damaged) and perhaps BEST of all:  HYPO-ALLERGENIC!   

Also, in a mainstream asset class like value-added multifamily, I see no reason to take a risk on a sponsor that doesn't have full real estate cycle experience and didn't lose money.

We just had a huge run in property prices, and for several reasons, I get the feeling that the market is a little frothy. 

Material breach of rental agreement is easy to proof; however, it is something that can be fixed with reasonable effort or expense, while keeping the contract in effect, it's less likely to be material.I am aware that the California eviction process is simple, however it certainly becomes complicated once the tenant decides to challenge the eviction.Any insight would be greatly appreciated.