I don't see how borrowing money to buy a house, and then leasing it out for LESS then you have to repay, is greedy. The person renting the property could go and get a mortgage and be paying twice as much
Damien what you posted in itself is not greedy, expecting a return on your investment especially considing you are carrying the risk is not greedy either
Expecting the returns that have been made over the last 5 or 6 years to continue into the future and rents to increase at the same rate to ensure the rental yeild stays in line with the excessive increase in the value of the asset is greedy.
