Use a financing contingency, if you can't get a loan you're out of the deal with your money back, but you need to apply, might make it contingent with a private lender or HML.This partner approval stuff will get you nailed if you don't have a partner.I really hate the sneaky snake tactics and so does the MO.

Adverse possession tactics are one of those things gurus try to sell to inexperience investors.

Hey that just reminded me of another tactic.

That's one of the tactics that contributed to the housing collapse.

It's tactics to negotiate an outcome as well. :)

We have used this tactic to fire an employee at our restaurant as well, the old take 'em out for a beer and tell them it is the better thing for them.

I don't specifically believe hubzu is using "phantom" bids, and have no reason to believe that is the case here but have read enough reports online of people who DO believe that hubzu uses that tactic so I want to keep an open mind to the possibility.Any thoughts appreciated.

Last but not least, I see some value in keeping business and personal separate, and currently my rental stuff is overpowering my house and absolutely my garage.Would love some thoughts!

I understand acquisition tactics, buying an interest and moving to patrician of property forcing other interests to sell, not sue I'd call such tactics a financing strategy.

But I believe his tactic is still to get around SEC's regulations.Is this three times meetings first an SEC regulation ?