Last Month I decided I was tired of dealing with my tenants an my PM who is terrible. 

If the stock market crashes which I think it will, then people hoard cash but then soon get tired of holding cash so they try and get into solid assets.

There are too many in the industry sick and tired of whizbangs getting involved in FCs, pretty much why laws were passed concerning the matter.

I've been socking away for retirement for a while and see the value of it but I kind of like the idea of if I see a great deal that I buy it and know that if I get tired of it and want to sell, I have a lot of cash I can use today.

You want to avoid showing the property to tire kickers and upsetting the lives of tenants. 

In my opinion, I think there is certainly opportunity there as i'm sure many landlords/owners want out because they are tired of the stress and high vacancies.

He was a remodeling contractor who got tired of making $10,000 or less on a job while the investors who hired him to work on their investment properties profited hundreds of thousands.

But sometimes drains have a way of continually cloggling up, then the G gets tired of having to fix it all the time, then they fix it for good.

Or if my wife was tired of the business and just wanted to sale at my death. 

It is money that would be in CDs otherwise at 1-2%.My other thoughts are that I always read on here to 'find their pain' (is he tired of management, wants to invest elsewhere, etc...) and help solve it.