There are a few tactics you can try out

Books are great and a lot of the same topics and tactics will come up again and again.

Modular is faster and cheaper and if you want to save more money, consider owner-builder tactics.

@Amanda RoseBased off your unclear questions and abrasive responses, I would recommend first changing your tactics about how to network and work with other people..

I think there are few different ways to do this (e.g: lease option, subject to, land contract) Check out this article to get started then search the individual tactics in the BP search bar to get more info. https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2011/07/20/seller-financing-3-kinds/

More equity and renting seem to be the best tactics when real estate starts to drop again soon when buyers turn to renters due to the economy and rising interest rates...

The tenant can always file some other frivolous claims of non habitability and other stall tactics to stay as long as he can.

Feel free to message me regarding several tactics to check, manage & raise both business/corporate and personal/spouse credit scores, John

Would you suggest any other tactics that involve buying but not completely in cash?

I currently hold their security deposit, only $500 and technically I have threatened to report their business to code enforcement before (I held off) but I could use that as a negotiating tactic for leaving on time, since the fines are up to $5000 in Miami and it’s possible this tenant Does not have full citizenship status.