Testimonials are here:[REMOVED] Not being a one trick pony and being transparent to all concerned is what I am all about.

This is a marketing trick of reciprocity.

A quit claim deed and a quick trip to the county office will do the trick.

Move in/Move out checklists are magical.I am about to house hack my first property with two roommates, and I will be following my local landlord and tenant regulations, along with a bunch of tips and tricks i have learned from BP and reading books. 

The trick is to purchase another property to service the debt and make a little cash flow for you too.

The other trick I've learned is if they are late with the rent post the eviction as soon as you can. 

The trick of course is to get into those areas ahead of the rest, before they explode.

I did not see the article and don't know the other basics it purports to teach, but I would not add "walking from the contract before it closes" to my bag of tricks.

We also do NOT want any recommendations to anyone YOU haven't used before.Any tips, tricks, links, directions would be good.

They've changed things to be a lot more casual and to allow for more common sense rulings, in order to prevent individuals from getting run over by lawyers using "tricks" but companies or people may still hire attorneys to represent them.The new rules:RULE 500.4.