Ask.5.Moving to larger home – they will wait to get their price; price may be high due to new demands but not always.6.Looming foreclosure – willing to negotiate, takeover payments, make up delinquent payments7.Have a new home, need to sell this one – quick and in a bind8.Was a rental, I’m tired and want to cash out!

I'm just a bit tired of asking realtors....

I got it because I got tired of agents NOT RETURNING phone calls and also I had two of them SNAKE ME OUT OF DEALS using straw men.

I'm not looking for bird-dogs, Investors that are tire kickers, or those individuals…… that are bumping up the prices of my properties that I have for sale.I will actually screen those who want in; investing in real estate is a business and should be treated as one.

The Seller is getting along in years and is tired of the landlord thing and so he offered to let me have it for $90,000.

I know how confusing, tiring, and STRESSFUL it is to start in real estate, especially investing in RE.

I am just tired of living check to check.

You can go after preforeclosures, probate, people going through divorce, and tired landlords (my personal favorite).Then do a lot of marketing, such as:1. bandit signs. 2. door knocking3. direct mail (letters and postcards)

He is probably too old and too tired to care.

My firm has originated and continues to originate Georgia foreclosures that we cant sell because I don't know who to sell them too.Brokers need not be tire kickers.Bill Smith