fraud in the inducementn. the use of deceit or trick to cause someone to act to his/her disadvantage, such as signing an agreement or deeding away real property.

To be honest it is not that difficult. you just need a small team to help you if anything breaks. a good handyman thhat you trust woul ddo the trick. 

Try 70 percent - repairsBut you could buy it on seller financing by cooperating with the seller using a single payment note for their equity paid in the future four months, once you  Buy it, fix it with private lender money, and relist it and resell it on the MLS  and make 10k All these tools take some training and a good attorney  Don't be one trick pony in real estate Investing 👍🏼

If any one can give me tips or tricks lol I would appreciate it.thanksJorgeJorge

If she dies without a will and you have not established title to the property at the time of her death -and I am not recommending this because of the time and expense involved- but recording affidavits of heirship and a deed with all intestate heirs identified in the affidavits executing as grantors conveying title to you might do the trick.  

Banks won't fall for those tricks and good RE agents won't fall for unlicensed brokers scammer tricks as well!

Stager's know all the tricks to hide eyesores, and highlight the homes best features.

You can accelerate depreciation benefits through cost segregation, Structure loans for quicker amortization depending on your goals and many other tricks. if you're thinking this sounds great but those are just made up numbers and assumptions.

Not because we did not know the process per say but because we fell for every trick in the book that a shady contractor can throw at you.

I've owned rental property for over a decade, and have learned some tips and tricks from experience, forums, books, and friends.