I am against their sales technique that tries to pressure you into an immediate purchase.  

I wrote a blog about this topic specifically for commercial multifamily, but a lot of the basic principals still apply:https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/10191/67979-po...This is by no means an exhaustive list, so I'll echo what others have said and advise that you seek out a CPA or tax strategist for advice an techniques.

I want to hear from everyone what marketing techniques have worked well for them.

Hi all, I've been developing some techniques to quickly build a comprehensive set of leads for specific categories of commercial properties anywhere in the US and wanted to connect with some commercial real estate investors to get some feedback on whether they would find this valuable. 

I am glad I learned some of his techniques because I didn't have anything else to sell! 

The technique used by both Re-Bath and BathFitters just seems to me like a cop out.

Several third-party software developers make such add-on/plug-in packages for Excel.EDIT: Be wary of any potential analyst doing this without using some type of Monte Carlo simulation or similar technique.

We use a few techniques to determine whether smoking is occurring inside the unit.1.

@Lumi Ispas  I think the reality of wholesaling out of state unless you have a very large amount of money for marketing is a non starter.. that's why I suggested buying a 1k house.. at least in the first 10 minutes of Cody looking at the internet he could find a house he could buy.. ( don't waste money on postage and such) and then he can use whatever resale techniques he has learned from others here on PB and resell for say 2 or 3k... and make some money.. without costing him more than his time..

Proper techniques and caution needs to be applied to this specific method.