It's a survival tactic out in the society, and to keep himself compliant with parole.

In markets with fairly big swings in appreciation (like California), Ive heard on a few podcasts that a good tactic to tell if the current price is a safe one is how it compares to the cost to build a new home that’s similar, and if it’s less than that it’s probably a safe bet (given of course that you’ve run all the numbers and it maths out, I know to never bank on appreciation, icing on the cake).

,"   <-----Say them, stronger and let them overpower you.Best wishes , good luck.

This is an option not a tactic I think this is where it may be confused.

In this sense, landlords can learn a lot from the operational tactics used in the hospitality industry.The trick, of course, it to create demand.

Problem with any of these tactics, really, is that it does not account for upgrades or the reverse.

Don’t fall for the reverse sale and gatekeeper tactics. 

Focusing on how to attract longer term (permanent) tenants will net 200% more (incrementally) vs any other tactic IMHO.tips:   buy the book  Landlording on autopilot. 

@Terry Lashley My secret tactic for finding contractors is to join all my local real estate investor Facebook groups.

Then you’ll want to Identify and understand specific markets you want to target and then work on building a list of potential motivated sellers and work on various marketing tactics like direct Mail, cold calling, etc.