Should've bot a laddered put against it.Bank traders are crooks, nothing short of it.

Don't get greedy and scare renters away.Cuts average DOM substantially; worth up to 1 month of extra rent.2.

@Daniel Tywater yea, I say don't make things complicated, if you have a deal that works with conventional loan, no need to get complicated by getting greedy.

It prevents wholesalers and “Re-traders” from taking your property off the market and stealing the time it’s worth the most, the first weeks it’s listed. . 

I don't plan on stopping my investments with them, same with my other investments, I'm no day trader and in it for the long haul here, I treat it like my IRA, it goes in and I'll get it back way down the road. 

It's easy to assume because someone is not in the industry they will not comprehend how this is calculated even if you explain it to them but it shows that you are not randomly increasing rents because you are a "greedy" landlord.

Not a snowballs chance in hell I'd tempt those fates, no brokerage will.The most likely outcome will be every agent reading between the lines that your clueless in real estate, and acting like a greedy dink so we assume what else shady BS are you willing to pull over, like hiding various condition aspects. 

Judges in court believe them, before they believe the "greedy investor". 

And don't be greedy with the points/commission splits.

Think or Swim has long been coined the "best" for the self actuated trader or all levels, but I'd argue that it's gotten far too complex for the novice even though it's got amazing depth of education for use, most are not into investing the substantial time required of education and paper-trading to master it's use.