Once they hit the MLS it’s like blood in the water.

Yo blood,Go to Zillow or trulia, and find similar houses to the house in question, and check out how long these similar houses have been sitting on the market before they sold.Check to see the condition of the house, then also call the listing agent and question her like a russian spy.Then what you can do too is visit open houses in the area of the house in question and follow the visitors around, talk to them ask then what they think what they like what they do not like.Do this long enough and before you know it you know exactly what would sell and what doesn't.For me...Now I simply take a look at any house and I know exactly how long  the houses would stay on the market after we bought it.Don't believe me?

Unexpected surprises, blood sweat and beers and at the final unexpected hour... great tentants saw it a few days ago and signed a February 1st lease!!

If you want to make your blood boil and your stomach churn, have a read through this article:   https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada...  

@Mike Bisson I see your point, in my business and life I have not found that working people over and trying to squeeze every penny or ounce of blood from customers, employees, suppliers is usually not a good idea in the long run. 

If they smell blood on the water because you start to show signs of dependancy on them(repeated calls and mails) beware.Just my 2 cents.

Viagra was originally designed for cardiac and blood pressure issues and they found it had a great side effect :D I can't comment on whether the price of the course is worthwhile as I don't own it, but it seems the guys who are pushing this have carved out a great way to double close without all the hassle.

It works and you can't get your money without discounting or bad blood

Sounds like you can do all the legwork.Too rich for my blood (by a wide margin), but I'd be interested to hear how you end structuring the deal.

My policy is fire, flood, or blood call 911 everything else can wait until business hours.