I've heard the trick with land development is getting the right Land at the right price - 10% being a good target to shoot for. 

You want to make it seem like you're just offering to provide data.Another trick is to have your own appraisal done prior to listing the property for sale or having it appraised by the appraiser that matters.

Any tips, trick, or advice would be super helpful! 

This is a very old trick that high risk applicants will use to fake out hobby landlords.

The 1 cent trick is hilarious too and a great way to differentiate similar payments.Thanks!

Is that meant to be a trick question with the same data cut off at different dates?  

I have even helped them if two guys can tackle a smal task much quicker than one (pulling wire, testing things etc).I have found there is no trick, hire good people, and try to keep them happy.

Outside of that, a plain old refi would do the trick, but yes, you would have to do the underwriting.  

Per your questions on other threads too, you might borrow against (say, 75% of) your equity.The trick is: buying properties that will both: keep going up in value, and cash flow positively for you, even when leveraged at 75% of their value.

The trick is they have pages of and pages of Ryder’s for added protection.