But, there is no law restricting the sale of forms, it's the drafting of the forms that becomes an issue.Anyone can write a contract IF they are a party to that contract, one of my biggest gripes is that people seem to think they know enough about contract law and real estate that they are qualified, they don't have a clue, a hard pill to swallow, but they really don't in addressing all that needs to be addressed.

Or, you may be able to get a lower rate for a very small reduction in rebate.

Unless you have lots of room to increase performance and, consequently, value, the reduction in leverage will also reduce your returns.Alternatively, if you have a large, stable property in a class A area and are happy with a CAP of 5-6, in order to obtain the cash-flow, then this approach is fine.

For real estate investors, especially those buying and selling multiple properties, the potential reduction in transaction costs and increased transparency could lead to improved profit margins.

My price reduction %'s are spot on, and have been for years.

Also consider, you've gone past the first 5 years of the loan which are interest/principal reduction ratio wise the worst years. 

I feel reducing debt is a safe bet.Thanks,Troy When it comes to debt reduction, I would always recommend either starting with the lowest loan balance or the highest monthly payment debt. 

What is the strategy to maximize the tax reduction.

Look at the DOM, and price reductions everywhere.

Even as we get efficient and effective buying solo, getting it to our advantage with price reductions and concessions used to be very tough but should get easier with the new (about time) rules of buyers being responsible for getting their own agent paid.