I’ve found that strategically placed Signs are a great way to get you phone ringing with people that would like to dump a property.

First of all, keep in mind that both the programs you've mentioned are designed and set up for first time home buyers who don't have a huge down payment, they are not set up for real estate investors, so a strategic approach is warranted.With the Freddie program, to do units, you would need 5% down instead of 3%. 

Three houses and 100K equity, start looking into strategic asset protection.

There are specialized insurance companies that cover REO properties.Your profile is completely blank so I don’t know what state you are in, but setting starting bids, or credit bids, can be very technical and strategic. 

I'm trying to understand whether it's strategically wiser to use cash or a home equity loan to pay for that renovation.

So, it may not work all the time.I am not really a NPN buyer, but I will buy them for strategic purposes with a goal of acquisition.

Florida’s overbuilding of the condo market will require strategic and proactive strategies to accelerate sales.

I have a friend (we'll call him Joe) who is considering doing a strategic default on his home.Although it's a struggle, he makes enough to pay his mortgage.

With the advent of technology, it is becoming increasingly easier to own assets in other parts of the country (even in other countries) by strategically leveraging technology.

Ideally, that person would do more than just your yearly taxes; they’d help you strategize and be available to answer questions all year.