But her infopreneuring tactics did border on the fraudulent, like the borrowing of other's content and reworking it mentioned here earlier.

Deal 2 "supposedly" has 3 offers on it already but has not gone to 'pending' yet so it might be a sales tactic....I'll keep you all informed....I'm so nervous.....ugh!

What are some of the best local marketing tactics that you have had experience with.

Some of the tactics mentioned in that article are clearly scams.

If it makes you feel better try the tactic of only being the property manager and reporting to the owner (aka you).

Nowadays, it is common on certain listings like short sales, where the list agent will not or can not dual represent so in those cases, the tactic can not be used.I created another strategy to avoid the potential conflict of interest which allows me to gain a better chance of getting my offers accepted from list agents where they make more money without having to dual represent.

One tactic if the kids are registered in the school district is to notify the district that they do not live at the address that will make life harder for them and it can be done legally. 

This is a common tactic among tenants.

In 1031 world this is a very common tactic called a diversification exchange - sell one property and use the proceeds as down payment on several replacements. 

I think that was a tactical mistake, especially if you weren't laid off, or separated from your employer by means outside of your control (restructuring, firing, etc.).