So, you went to see some war movies, read about history of tactics, and think you can take command of the battlefield without going to basic training...... ;)Strategies are to fit the situation and circumstances, they absolutely are not some step by step matter to go into battle with.

Just a cheap marketing tactic to get as many eyes on it as possible in an effort to drive up price with a bidding war.

Harder to satisfy levying officer guidelines here.3) Employing tactics that mess with the debtor might be the most cost-effective manner to extract a payday and certainly the most fun.

On the other hand, they can be used as a defensive tactic to keep adjacent properties from developing their real estate higher.

At this point I’m curious on hearing feedback about smart tactics for financing the home.

You also have more latitude for negotiating with the borrower for a loan mod in terms of principal reduction and/or arrearage tactics, since your "true" equity is the current value of the home. 

One tactic that I do is stagger my upgrades and work.

Coffee or Lunch meetings to discuss strategies or tactics.

to use the "submit you best and highest offer" tactic???

Did my research and decided to invest in Indianapolis.My plan is to start out by purchasing SFHs, in a C class (and above) areas with a budget of 60K$ (All in)and continue with that tactic after completing the first deal.Does anyone can provide some tips for me?