You could bump into an attorney that tells you that a contract is legal, s/he may not be saying it's okay for you to use it as a licensee.New agents need to get with their brokers instead of taking advice from anyone else, even an attorney since the broker holds your license.Too bad, I don't know of any site that gives specific legal or professional advice concerning investor tactics or methods that just doles out specific information.

I'm a bit skeptical that this may be a tactic to just buy more time. 

I'd like to know if anyone within the BP community has ever used this tactic?

I am not seeing any good forecast coming out of this unnecessary war tactics.

Jorge,If you haven't gotten a deal yet, your marketing or negotiation tactics need adjustment.

High pressure sales tactics are typically a sign to run away fast.

The magic $5,800 pressure tactic!

Sadly, while commonly used, the "Something is better than nothing" tactic is flawed.

I'm undecided on how I feel about the whole refinancing and leveraging tactic, but it is starting to make more sense to me.

Timing the market right now in hopes of locking in a better sale price is tough, from the cyclical standpoint.A great tactic, if you have a VA or FHA loan on the property, is to market the property with an assumable loan so the buyer can retain your loan.