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.

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.

The seller is playing a tactic.

Does anyone have any creative tactics or helpful ideas?

I voted for Shanequa J. the tactic is a new low.

A good mentor coach should have a good working knowledge of all aspects of residential RE, otherwise I guarantee you that what they attempt to teach is how to fit a square peg in a round hole, forcing their tactics upon a seller/buyer and property.

I could also take the 2k and pay off a current 401k loan and then I could borrow 8k.Any tactics from the experienced?

:)Thanks John,A good way to start is to be patient and not fall for any pressure tactics or sake gimmicks.I a turn key operator is not willing to work with you for at least 6 months to a year before you make a purchase I suggest you move on and not do business with them.I have heard to many horror stories with investors jumping in too quickly.Thanks.