Yep, low equity pretty houses on sub-2 or lease option, tired landlords that like cash-flow but not headaches on seller financing.  

Often times, those that live in the building get tired of dealing with this while the investors sit back and "collect".

By the 3rd or 4th year, most investors are either sick and tired of dumping money into the property, or they are tired of trying to find a good property management company.These properties require way more effort to manage than a property in a good area which means it costs more money to manage these properties.  

Plus, I'm tired of the normal 9-5 job.

I'm kinda tired of wasting my time haha. 

Your best seller option for that would be tired landlords.

I have personally spoken to the owner, he is an older gentleman who sounds like he is tired of being a landlord.  

I got tired of renting and was looking to buy a place in Mission Valley, but slowly kept moving east as I realized prices were lower and the square footage only went up the farther I went--La Mesa, Santee, El Cajon. 

I had a contractor that does ground-up construction, he got tired of owners not paying him on time, workers complaining for weeks without pay, material delays by owner, so he stopped being a contractor, he now runs 4-6 jobs at a time for someone, he is fairly happy with his hourly job and won't miss the things of being a contractor.

I got tired of tape measures when doing quotes.