As a matter of fact, I still call him every now and then and I thanked him for being so kind and motivating me into buying properties. 

I knew it was a way I could do deals with little to no money out of pocket so I got really good at finding motivated Sellers and getting deals under contract at good prices.

I have 2 and they are a huge motivator for me.

Anything less doesn't motivate those realtors, and anything more doesn't really help you out anymore. 

It's expensive and hard to stick out there.If the motivation is to pay cash and wait for rates to come down, I don't like that strategy.

Tend to be hard on myself and a very motivated individual so my overall plan is to keep reinvesting to continue building until my passive income is equal to or greater than my current gross.

OK, SO HERE'S THE DEAL . . .I have a motivated seller who is desperately wanting to sell his commercial property.

Hi! I am new to this arena, my husband and I are buying our first home with the idea to house hack. My long term goal is to buy within the next month, then within six months be ready to purchase our first BRRR or flip...

Its always good to hear what they have to say but to ask for a letter will be a difficult ask as the landlord has no motivation to provide this.

Being a wholeslaer is having a business.You are in the business of finding and buying land/contracts for a short duration and then immediately selling them.One typical expense for a wholesaler is all the advertising costs to find motivated sellers.