I think e-mail blast and phone blast (phone calls) are commonly overlooked but highly successful marketing tactics in wholesaling.

My general investment strategy has not changed but I have changed tactics based on learnings from others here on BP.A big insight for me was that successful investors are seeking out opportunities wherever they may be geographically.

REALTORS are out smarting no one and any REALTOR who consistently engagges in this bait and switch tactic is creating more harm than good.

I was a bit wary, because that was a favorite tactic for MLM and other type sellers, but he seemed to be wary as well.

Set your "big why" together... and THEN worry about the tactics.

It is basically a sales tactic to make the property look better than it is.

Most residents are getting onto payment plans and sticking to them.As a company, we are not actively charging late fees right now or using it as a collection tactic.  

@Victor LebegueI like the first part of that agreement (being a handyman in exchange for some equity or profit sharing)I haven't heard as many arrangements for the second part (lending your credit to get 30 year notes) I'd recommend running that tactic by legal counsel to make sure you're not legally obligated if things went bad on specific properties or the company as a whole.

Just looking for some tactical answers to this strategy from people who have had success with it. 

My guess is that if these gurus say they have had legal reviews of their materials, it was to CYA themselves and not as to the stuff they produce.Ideas are fine, understand too that in real estate, there is nothing "new" it will always be basic strategies, approaches or tactics employed regardless of the name something may be called at any time.