Or you could use it as a negotiation tactic and ask them to pay you to move.

The classic is chocolate chip cookies having been baking in the oven recently, but some folks think vanilla or cinnamon is better.I'd say whatever you do for scents, don't make it overpowering or it will backfire and people will be annoyed.

If you're a cop and driving around a lot that's a tactic in it's self.

Hope this discussion will help as many people as possible, I'm sure we all do things a bit different and it will be nice to see the different tactics each of us uses.Thank you for reading!

Also, "Never Split the Difference" by Chris Voss gives great insights on negotiation tactics. 

I suspect it must be when I try to estimate the electricity , water and sewage , HOA and to mention a few, I turn to google first and if i don't find any information I just guesstimate a worst case scenario - I know, not the best of tactics and I am usually working on my active job during the day otherwise I'll call the utilities company.

It is a business, to run your business successfully you need data, to have a valid, relevant actionable point of discussion when interacting with your PM you need data, and live data makes for better transparency, this builds more trust which leads to stronger relationship, and better synergy in making strategic and tactical business moves that are beneficial to both parties.The fact that I asked this question, does not imply I'm worried that my PM is not doing a great job.

Once you find a niche, dive in and learn all terms and tactics associated with it by reading books, listening to podcasts, and using this forum.3.

And what are some good tactics to talk down the price ?

If anything, I've learned a few tactics from this thread that I hope to never need.