The sales tactics are sleezy in my opinion but a few presenters were awesome, David Lindahl to name one.

I'm currently in the process of getting my license, and I was wondering if it's ethical to turn these leads into clients I could represent as a real estate agent (after I successfully become licensed).Is this an acceptable tactic, or is there an ethical issue here somewhere?

And in some cases the buyer may not be entitled to a copy if they don't pay it.Push comes to shove you'll likely extend the contract anyway for lender's requirements, I've been through that many times when stuff doesn't flow the way it should, so long as it'sat no fault of the buyer.A seller pulling because they got nervous or don't like the way things are going can certainly be a problem.J. you do many things a little differently and not saying there is anything wrong with what you do but you have some unique approaches that work for you but things such as pulling an agreement over a lender is not really common practice so newbies shouldn't take anything away anything from these unique tactics.

Hi Darren,"Business is easy, people make it difficult"Make sure to have right people that will have your best interests at heart no matter which way you decide to go. turnkey or by doing it yourself.Don't succumb to any pressure tactics or sales gimmicks and be patient. 

I've heard of a marketing tactic for deals to pose as a cash buyer.

Chris Clothier had a video about this tactic a couple years back that stuck with me.Frank

Your in a hot market right now...Any questions you have PM me ill gladly share any thing ive learned, from marketing tactics, talking sellers etc...Good Luck

PE can overpower on home additions drawings your number and seal is recorded on tax records.

I have been employing the tactic of using the listing agent for the offers I've made thus far (for the reasons of double commission), but I would probably be better suited to use an agent myself to ask these questions and ensure I'm protected.

Programs that teach tactics are usually obsolete by the time the program comes out.