Its hard to ever say if there is an advantage to using one technique over the other because no two deals are ever the same.

There are too many "Get Rich Quick" upsellers out there that are using techniques that are out-dated or unrealistic, and I would love to see some of the seasoned investors giving some practical and realistic advice.

GuysI know some landlords won't like this but my landlord has used quite a few unethical negotiation techniques that don't make me feel too bad about trying thisI'm currently the highest paying tenant in a 20 apt bldg - I've been here the longest and have his Craigslist ads renting apts for 10% lower from only 2 months ago and he rejects them as being for another bldg when I know it's for my bldg because the description fully matches.

@Michael Hable most low or no money down deals are done with creative techniques not traditional bank financing.Owner financingPrivate lendersHard money lendersPartnering5 buying so cheap yo don't need financing

There are plenty of techniques regarding the mobile home industry, however most will centralize on doing a "Lonnie" deal or a variation thereof.

You can't calculate it directly; if you're trying to do it manually you have to use a technique called "binary search" or "successive approximations."

I know that wholesaling would be good because there are techniques that I can use that do not require good credit or a lot of cash.

One of my favorite lakes in Texas.Your introduction of the 2% and 50% rules caused me to search the BP site for an explanation, as I had not utilized this technique.

Can Jeff Lee utilize your technique?

What techniques do you recommend against receiving a partial payment as a stall tactic?