Louis, teaching with field trips and participation in trades, but it doesn't sound like it using materials that include questionable tactics to begin with, like wholesaling.I'm pretty familiar with the non-profit world, as well as "at risk" kids and low income households, the requirements for 501C3 can be met with the "at risk" angle, profits can be paid after earnings for labor contributions, expenses and of course the executive directors salary, but profits cannot go to  members or officers or directors.

I'd keep primary and investment separate and use both tactics.

They made money gaming the system, and preying on the poor and destitute.Because of the City's decades of dysfunction instead of just operating like a normal landlord, it has given rise to a whole group of investors and professionals in engaging in tactics that would make Mr.

Please offer any advice you can or negotiation tactics that I can counter offer to my friend's company.

Spend your time filling the needs of your buyers, not speculating if you can find a buyer.And, if you'r not actually buying and using guru tactics, then you increased the odds of ticking off some owner, especially if it is owner occupied because you failed to market the place.

A better tactic would be to pay full rent and negotiate for a rebate to be given WHEN  you've proven yourself. 

You also can't actually see inside the property unless you take this tactic way too far and waste a lot of yours and other people's time. 

Might be a seller tactic to not sell to you because he had a better offer.

There are many factors attributing to your results in DM and have yet to find myself in a position to be comfortable with 6 months of DM not paying itself ten fold when other tactics far more cost effective have worked great for me.

Some seem to be getting lower listings but in this market that can be a sales tactic to create a bidding war.