The trick is to be creative in no matter what endeavor you may pursue.

The @ trick failed to bring in Aaron but here's his threads:http://www.biggerpockets.com/search?

The trick with these in our experience is understanding the legal "jargon" of these cities, knowing the deadlines, laws, and getting friendly with the city workers just like you often have to when dealing with any government agency as a real estate investor.What I mean by the legal jargon is this....if you are not VERY specific with exactly what kind of properties you want included on this list, then you will not get what you are seeking.

Trick: when cleaning floor grout, I tape the dish brush onto a pole; any time not spent down on the knees is a good thing, right?

If you're interested in talking REI or know of any meetups or have any tips, tricks or advice I am all ears.

I have a system which can increase revenue up to 50% (more frequently changing prices and minimum night stay requirements to be "on top of the market" and to show up higher on AirBNB SEO search results-- just one of many tricks I've learned doing this since 2015) which more than pays for itself. 

So, I cannot be a one trick wholesaling pony.To that end, my wife and I have  been getting our ducks in a row.RE license.

Well---one little problem is tricking sellers into signing a contract with you.

If you are very strong financially then a personal written guarantee in addition to the security might do the trick.

The trick with vacant land is to understand why it's vacant in the first place.