Investors can operate like a Special Forces operator in the battle, they can have greater knowledge of the battlefield, be able to move quickly, operate silently, change tactics quickly, adapt to conditions and strike, while the big boys move in mass, like an invading army, bringing nothing to the community but pillage and plunder.

That is not a very good negotiating tactic.

I also assumed that since it was crowdsourced flip that the company putting it on would do absolutely everything to return investment to the funders, as a bad property at the beginning is going to sink them.We also know that this is a secondary tactics, and not the primary one.  

I don't agree with the selling tactics of that company; for example, they PURPOSELY discourage networking at the event, and they use intimidation and talk-down on people to get you to sign up for their courses.

Like I'm thinking "wow this guy is gonna do extremely well at this business with those shrewd and diplomatic purchase negotiating tactics he has. not".

Though they may seem quite knowledgeable and appear friendly, this is not a common tactic of a professional contractor.

And, it will like go easier because you now have a better sense of how to control these type deals, manage your risk and employ tactics that make sense!

Some agents will use this tactic to lock up a listing and then lower it and lower it and lower it until it sells.

I do not know if their where any liens or HOA fees attached to it, our counties only list the last recorded sales price, which in this case was 2012.Brent K.Great tactic!

I believe it's for negotiation tactics.