I think there should be topic or forum on sale's skills, closing technique. abjection, negotiate, scripts for rei....etc!

This is true some times, but in some scenarios, brand new properties end up producing significantly MORE maintenance/repair headaches than older properties.The reasons are:1) Some building techniques/materials are far superior to those used in the past, but some are not, and some are unproven.

No silly negotiating techniques; no imaginary partners; no high pressure tactics; no tricks or gimmicks - just a little honesty and integrity.Good Luck,Mike

Hi, I am a new in real estate investor have bought couple houses through owner financing but have never sold house through owner financing technique, looking to learn and share experiences to grow my knowledge and to grow my social network on BP.

We're currently trying to get started in acquiring a rental utilizing the BRRR technique in Florida.

There are many faucets to the game that I would like to expand to and learn more about, such as: flips, different financing techniques, building a business, etc..

We wish you well in your RE dealings.As to which strategies you can use to increase capital or reduce necessary capital needed, you can either try to flip a few properties to build capital and you can also market to motivated home sellers and try negotiating deals which you can get with sub2, assignment clauses, or many other creative techniques.

Wholesalers are finding deals that aren't in the MLS, often through bandit signs and other marketing techniques.

My personal technique is to tell them that we don't discriminate against ESAs, but we have to check with the insurance company because certain breeds are not covered and it would be an "unreasonable request" for the owner to change insurance providers. 

Have you used that technique yourself?