If stuff hits the fan and you can't afford it, that's when you become a motivated seller. 

They are good at a lot of things and if you need motivation and you want others to push you (because you lack motivation or you just like doing cartwheels in a room of a hundred people at the same time), then KW is for you.

Seller doesn’t care about your motivations.

get property info, and conversationally try to gauge motivation.

Besides my hatred of quickbooks, another of my motivations for my ill-fated and short-lived switch to Stessa was to get access to their high-interest checking accounts.

BP always gave me the motivation to go for my dreams, and the deal yesterday was just the first of ,hopefully, many. 

No motivation, no action taking, no nothing else.

All of my cycling friends are highly motivated people.

Near the end of the lease he sent me a text saying he had moved out and left the keys in the unit.

Then later today the investor chose to include me in a group text he has created with other people on the road leading to the housing project about how great of a victory it is that he’s gotten the dumpster moved and that he will be cleaning up the space and planting grass and greening it up come summer.