So, I thought I'd try another tactic: just get the "assessor's role" (exhaustive list of all properties in the tax assessor's records).

I have to ask are you sure that is not a sales tactic to get people to update old AC units?

“Hidden Credit Repair Secrets” by Mark Clayborne is a fine book to learn some interesting tactics to have to improve credit FICO scores.

Your survival training begins with basic training, not advanced tactics! 

I think you made a tactical error in telling her things would/could be different than it was; it sounds way too ambivalent.

your statement in this thread to me shows a very broken moral compass...See, when I started researching wholesaling I listened to Sean Terry's podcasts (I think he's a member here) and he along with a couple other gurus I'd listen to used this tactic.

@brandon turner@bill Gulley@jon holdman@j ScottSo I put an offer on a bank owned property and was told there are multiple offers and to submit my best and final.  To note, this wasn't one of those hold offers for 10 d...

Since I'm not a big enough investor to buy 20-30 properties at a time, I've had to resort to this tactic when the deal is right.If you're wanting to do a prelim title search, your title person can do a quick search for very little time and money (maybe even no charge if you're a repeat customer).Since I'm not an attorney, here's what my interpretation is.

I definitely used all kinds of sales tactics back when I worked foreclosures and bought almost everything Sub2. 

No real legal implications though, and the FREC or the Board won't get involved in "negotiation tactics" complaints.