Many are cancelled last minute by the court due to bankruptcy or stall tactics.

This is both an offensive and a defensive tactic.

The #1 tip is join a REIA with a lot of honest and experienced folks to learn from re on the ground tactics.

I did enjoy the forums, but a huge percentage of the participants are EXTREMELY liberal and very willing to attack any viewpoint that doesn't march in lockstep with theirs.Many of the posters also seem to the think MMM is a demigod who is deserving of their worship and if your money tactics don't 100% agree you will also be ridiculed and insulted.

They had more than the required notice, then complained at the last minute, and when they didn't like the answer they got, tried to use the tactic of exposing themselves to me and my customers to keep me out.

I wonder if the sellers can go after the buyers for deceptive sales tactics.

Learn real estate before dealing in real estate, then you can apply different tactics that are acceptable in your market, there is really no limitation as to being creative, so long as it is ethical and legal.

Sounds like a scare tactic but factor some expense here to straighten it out.

I tried this exact tactic, but they are saying the garage is considered commercial connected to a residential so that is a secondary policy.

I would relish the opportunity to add exorcisms to my list of value-add tactics.