They all used the same the tactic, money.I would offer a generous buyout, which I know will be hard on principle, but you'll spend just as much on lawyers and preserve your sanity in the long run, wishing you the best of luck.

The goal should be for you to home in on a few tactics to focus on for your first deal.

There may be a price point at which this deal would make sense, my wife and I have done similar scenarios to live-in flips and I think it’s a powerful tactic done right.

Which brings my retirement age in by almost 10 years.I could make more with value add tactics (like brrr). 

These are all high-risk tactics that will eventually come back to bite many investors.

Ultimately, however, we did not like the hard sale tactics of the Open Spaces representative.

I want to share with you a strategy that not only unlocks the benefits of assuming existing loans but also pairs seamlessly with another powerful wealth-building tactic - House Hacking.

I am open to an alternative solution but they seem like they using intimidation tactic via email like call my strategy theft (something I take offense to) and that they will not pay and I should figure out the impossible.

It's quite funny when you call them out on their BS scare tactics in front of their customers. 

You would really need to stick the landing if this risky tactic were to be implemented.