IMO they use pressure sales tactics to get inexperience people to buy relatively overvalued properties.

Here are 3 tactics that can help make your deal work that I've discovered.

I understand the intricacies of seller financing, rather my question is if anyone has good marketing tactics for advertising to multifamily apartments?

Well I can certainly understand how you missed it, since I only mentioned it about 5 times (as well multiple times by multiple others in this thread).Its exceedingly simple and if you had done any real research it would have jumped off the page and slapped you right in the face.The primary members of the group floating this proposal are the very same coalition that have been attempting to over turn IN TOTALS Prop 13 for many years, but have as to date failed miserably in their efforts to destroy it for all.So now they have reverted to some of the most despicable divide and conquer tactics of class warfare by nakedly and shamelessly pandering to people's envy of those they perceive to have more than they do.

I have seen genuine, sleezy, pushy, aggressive, tactical and a million others in this business.

I have seen genuine, sleezy, pushy, aggressive, tactical and a million others in this business.

Some of the financing advice is outdated but the tactics are roughly the same.

1) Using pro sales tactics to reset and manage seller expectations.

Don't give up, just change your tactic. 

What other tactics could I use to get the tenants out?