Keep an eye out for homes that are in bad shape as it may indicate a tired owner/Landlord.

It is certainly not as good of a reason I imagined myself choosing when I first started dreaming about real estate investing, but frankly we are just tired of being stuck in analysis paralysis and want to get started in the school of hard knocks.

I  had a slight stroke in 2005 and when my brain is tired my thoughts sometimes get jumbled.

Also tired of spinning my wheels with farming neighborhoods.I do have a question...is anyone working with any lawyers (or that has in the past) that specializes in probate law that receive any leads? 

It feels good in my gut to do but then again i'm tired of delaying deals. 

@Terry Lao For sure, and there is maybe close to several hundred thousand peeps a 45 minute flight away that probably are looking to invest in something RE and are probably getting pretty tired of getting outbid a dozen times in row. 

The thought being that they can be motivated to sell after getting tired of dealing with property that they don't live in.  

I got tired of day to day so put the condo plat on it and 2X the value buy selling individual condos... 

While I am too tired to figure out what interest rate she was assuming and what downpayment (she did not list these metrics,) all these properties are right around the 1% rule.Having dealt with “turnkey” providers in other markets (I have no experience with any of those in the Cleveland area,) I’ve learned to find my own agents, who do nothing but represent buyers and sellers.

Bond for Deed must be French Law.. never heard that term in my 44 years of real estate.I am assuming its a debt instrument like a mortgage or deed of trust.Zero % financing is great.. as long as your not paying double what its really worth.with those terms it leads me to believe that the seller is tired of managing this and the management could be Hi touch lots of work.. so if you think your ready.. that s a pretty decent deal in my mind..