Ibuyers and the like are showing that there is a huge set of the seller population that does not want that swarmy manipulative tactics.

Let me know if this is a tactic that people use and if it makes sense to move forward on. 

Tactics, get an offer in now.

That may be a valid tactic where there is an oversupply of something.

Their attorney is using a scare tactic.

Having an attorney send out a demand letter is a common tactic to scare a party into compliance. 

If you're a great marketer, it's possible that wholesaling is an appropriate tactic (although I would consult an attorney on the legalities of this strategy in your particular market), or maybe even get your real estate license. 

@D Turner I use this tactic all the time.

I manage a couple of historic commercial properties in Durham, NC that have multiple 200-500sf offices within the building(s)... a good tactic we've had a great experience with is advertising to the existing tenants. 

I appreciate the hard work that my current gentleman has done as far, but I also think it might be a wise idea to diversify the people I work with on the “” team’’ I work to build.Has anyone used this tactic of mixing professionals ?