Im tired of the "that's not possible" or the "Josh what?

Also, if you are open to buying properties from tired landlords and are skilled at dealing with tenant messes, put the word out.

Looking for some feedback on how to deal with some tired landlords.  

I am in my 3rd month and have successfully signed two contracts closing one in just a few days the second one in 1 week and the 3rd I just signed yesterday, I have been working very hard on them all, I didn't think it would be so much work but it really is work I don't mind doing because one reason I got in to this business is because I am tired of working hard for other people and making money for other people, I spend time with my family I'm home with my wife and kids, I'm working and paying my bills, right now that's all I wanted when the I start making more money and more money I will be going harder at it! 

@Natasha Wade Ok I did not comprehend the OP was talking about just being able to Look at the home.That falls on the RE broker to Vette his client... and newbie agents can really waste time with tire kickers and those that talk a great game but have no funds to back them up.its part of the maturation process of an agent.

Seller, you've told me that you're tired of being a landlord.

The owner has two mortgages and he is tired of paying two mortgages.

In my constant search for triggers to identify "tired landlords" it occurred to me that knowing that an eviction notice has been served may be an ideal time to ask if the landlord is ready to give in.

My last statement about weeping for the youth...I stand by...as did generations before me weep for us...because (as a general rule) you don't have enough experience yet to know the implications of what you say...don't worry though...right now I'm the bigger fool...for caring enough to try and lead the un-leadable down a more righteous path...you know like giving a crap whether someone gets ripped off.And while you may think the info here on BP is stale and the same tired advice...it didn't cost anyone half a years salary to get it....that's my point.I'm sure we will end up friends Adam...but right now you're channeling my younger brother who loved to argue, but never gave himself ground to stand on...in other words it's not a discussion it's just exhausting.So, I surrender...whatever you come back with is the smartest thing I've ever heard and you've totally turned me around on montelongo...I'll be calling a him for a date.

I just am a little tired of seeing the aggressiveness.