They are claiming that I tricked them into signing a purchase agreement, even though we had a specific discussion about the purchase amount I was including in the agreement.Furthermore, the lawyer told me that since the seller isn't the "owner" she's just the executor of the estate, that the contract is invalid.I told the attorney that the contract doesn't say "owner", it says "seller", and she has a legal right to sell the property.Anyways, I am seeking some advice on this.

Or where hookers turn their tricks. 

I noticed the little psychological tricks during the "interview" process and felt I was being manipulated. 

What are your favorite lesser known tricks to get a flip to have that wow factor? 

I've checked the county tax website and it seems straightforward, but wonder if there are any tricks or other considerations.

It tells me things like the minimum income required before a tax return is necessary, which states have a homestead exemption for property taxes, which states have unique tax credits (like the one in Arizona for private primary school tuition), what the non-resident requirements are and other fun and interesting tidbits, tricks and tips.Before I begin the preparation for a state that I'm not familiar with, I read through it (at no charge to the client, of course), pick out all the questions that I need to ask the client, then move forward from there.  

I don't think anyone should DIY an LLC formation as there are too many tricks a good business lawyer can implement to increase asset protection.

All said, I'm confident I'll be successful.However, any; tips, tricks, advice from a seasoned Pro are always welcome!

If you have a great place at a good price, some of the losers will try to trick you.

At the time, I thought "neat and clean" will do the trick.