The owner is getting older and is tired of being a land lord.

My leaves arent raked yet , I am too busy making money and too tired when I get home . 

I was tired of renting an apartment and this deal came across my lap.

Most contractors will get tired of doing that much effort if they’re never going to get any work out of it.

Hey, I've been looking into and reading as much as I can about this form of investing in real estate. So I plan to sell a property with a Morgage & Note (Indiana) but I am trying to plan my Exit accordingly. My go...

still a decently solid deal for a longer hold by the numbers especially if a good location.assume some soon to come obsolescence if the guy was retiring...people get tired. dont let it throw you.

, doors off hinges, broken windows--unreported and just left broken and open to the elements, heavier wear and tear on flooring than class B, large secret dogs that they are babysitting for a relative in jail for unpaid parking tickets, cigarette smoke smells indoors, broken shelves, home-made (crap) repairs on things, dead cars on the property, dead cars up on blocks on the property, piles of old bald tires, etc...Not all, but some. 

The rents are nothing to write home about, and that assumes we even have tenants paying their rent in the first place.My wife and I are getting kind of tired of being landlords. 

Not only the city, but also the specific neighborhood and even the state all come into play.Another advantage of STRs is that if it doesn't work out as expected, or if you just get tired of them, you can always turn that house into a LTR.

They are rarely on the market, but you could drive for dollars and network to find a tired "Mom & Pop" landlord who is ready to retire.