Weird how your mind plays tricks on you.  

Everyone wants to make money off real estate while (1) putting no money into it and (2) not improving the value of the property, but that's a hard trick to pull.The value chain for the wholesaler is the motivated seller on one side and a buyer (rehabber or buy and hold investor) on the other.

There are other tricks that many of the condo converters used.

After the class I got a few emails encouraging me to "take action now" the sky is falling kind of stuff, as if I didn't get in now, I would never have another opportunity.About 20 years ago I worked in a business that there who deal was selling, although I was not in sales, so I knew of some of the games and tricks sales people use to close sales.

How many of these people were “tricked” in to waiting for prices to drop over the last couple years.

We’ve been investing in the Midwest for a few years now.Happy to share all the tips, tricks, tools, knowledge, network, we have.

That often doesn't sit well with them :-)Yes I know I can't teach a new dog new tricks but I feel we're in times where a lot of people are overwhelmed with debt and gloom, on the other hand we also live in times where we have so many resources to do amazing things.

If anyone has any tips or tricks, hacks or advice, we will be happy to listen.

It seems like you'd be walking through a property for hours to actually get all this info written down.Anyone with experience here care to share their tips and tricks?  

I posted some other search tricks in this thread:http://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/50/topics/12495--quot-subject-to-quot-question-informing-the-lender