I've heard them mentioned several times in the forum, but I really have no idea how to use them....This could be a very lengthy and complicated answer, but I will try to boil it down to the following summary of 3 creative acquisition techniques:[list=1]Subject-To - Buyer gets the deed, all rights to the property and any outstanding leins on the propertyLand Contract (also called Contract for Deed or Installment Contract) - Seller keeps the deed and any leins on the property; Buyer gets all rights to the property that aren't negated in the Land Contract (hint: get a lawyer and/or a good educational program) and makes payments to the Seller.Lease/Option - Seller keeps the deed and most of the rights in the property AND the obligation to sell the property only to the Buyer as long as the Buyer's lease is in good standing and the Option period is still active; Buyer gets the right to occupy and enjoy the property AND the right but not the obligation to purchase the property at the agreed upon price.

I can't make it to the presentation but I'm wondering what steps and techniques there are for:1.

Quite knowledge and expert in many areas, including wholesaling and creative techniques.   

I use this technique for people who have bad credit, but qualify income and landlord-reference wise.

I would not recommend all the "elimination" techniques they provide.

The main reason why this technique works so well is because you are dealing straight with the seller you don't have an agent or intermediary to go through making it a hassle.Now, you could find deals that are fairly readily but those will be tougher to come by and the margins will be smaller because people see the demand and the overpricing of properties and they want to do the same.

He took the time to teach me the difference between "Golden Nugget" and "Silver Nugget" strategies.The mantra that I repeat over and over "persistent and consistent" came from RyanThe exact technique I use to find probate deals also came from Ryan.I got to meet Ryan and his wife (who is also an accomplished wholesaler) at the BP Summit, and his and Aaron's boot camp was over the top.Fun Memories: I used to just LMAO when Ryan would get in a thread and start arguing with the likes of Will Barnard or Bill Gulley.

What time management techniques did you use?

It can make a big difference.Someone who's used to new building techniques might not be so versed in brick pier construction and might not realize that the cinder blocks in between are not supporting the structure.

I've recently become more interested in exploring passive cashflow techniques, and realized that I could potentially do that through my lifelong interest in real estate.