I have mastered the technique of not being recorded in public record.  

If they have kids we usually tailor the gift towards the kids.2)  We stress to them that they will not be penalized for making us aware of necessary repairs.  

Also, if you are looking to employ some creative financing techniques I would highly recommend the book raising private capital by Matt Faircloth.

, that's no fun to realize 30 years later.S&P 500 almost doubled the returns of the SFH over the last 16 years yet I still argue with people that financing a turnkey property for investment is a terrible idea but since half the advice on here comes from salesmen or book experts, their best interests aren't being made or tailored to each persons individual needs and goals.

Allure progress: bathroom, bedroom and kitchen area left to do...about 3 to 4 hundred square feet.Allure technique...if you have a piece of Allure which does not lay down in the glued position then try this.

My assumption, apparently wrong, was that the pro's had some simple techniques to get around this.

As someone who's been in sales for quite a while, I am acutely aware of the techniques of using presumptive questions, and making the client repeat themselves.

They usually see some of these techniques as practicing RE without a license and they really don't like that.

One, is that if you were lending money to someone and had them agree to give you a JV position in the company, you'd be nailed for a controlled business relationship, but for a hospital to own the company that sells the equipment, sold in the rooms before they check out and funding the equipment deals, that's okay....So using under handed techniques, having controlled business relationships and marketings services before disclosing prices is something accepted and expected in the hospital industry, as well as the rips offs in Medicare....point is, you can't just cut the entitlement used to pay for ludicrest charges, you also have to attack the greed and business tactics that lead to the overcharging.

I wanted to ask you guys what you think are the best techniques or strategies to find those people that are struggling to sell their properties (for whatever reason).