I have issues with government websites all the time and that usually does the trick.

@Bill Mitchell That's no trick, rather common friggin sense.

Ive learned some tricks to protect myself moving forward and have established some great relationships to look out for me.  

I don't want to be sneaky or anything or put any verbiage in there that "tricks" him.

You believe that coaching has some magic tricks not available to the general public.3.

Easy, free, 1000% legal.Finding sellers is the trick & what seperates you from wholesalers that wholesale and "wholesalers" that don't.

Especially for a newbie (I’m one myself, currently in the process of buying my first investment property), I think it’s worth paying someone commission to be sure that the paperwork is done correctly, you’re not being mislead, etc. in the beginning until you get a few deals under your belt and learn the tricks of the trade.

I wonder if @Wayne Brooks has any tricks up his sleeve :-)

I plan to figure out how to continue investing in real estate despite the SF market challenges and I hope to do so by picking up a tips/tricks from the BP community.My end goal is to develop a passion for real estate and increase my cash flow so I have the option to leave my corporate job to work for myself.Cheers,AshleyGo Patriots :)

Epoxy is just epoxy, the trick is the adhering part.