@Chad Verde depends on your risk tolerence.Your avatar pic shows your family, so you shouldn't be as aggressive as if you were single.You should keep some decent reserves and take your time finding a motivated seller deal, so you get a good price.

We meet each other face to face, talk weekly...sometimes daily, and grow our abilities and knowledge by learning, conversing, networking, and supporting each other.We aren't out to beat each other up, we all genuinely want to learn, support and motivate each other to be successful in the business we all chose to be in.

SEC) might be good to dig into motive and assure this thing is on the radar.  

Hi everyone, I'm new here and am starting to build another income stream by generating motivated seller leads.

Every once in a while I'll get motivated to search for grants to help me expand my portfolio and add to my cash flow but I've yet to find anything nor have I heard of any success stories.

I plan to make aggressive offers, 20-30% below market value, to appeal to motivated sellers.I've been considering these areas:BeechviewBrooklinePenn HillsTroy Hill & FineviewI'd love to hear your thoughts on these areas and get some more ideas for potential buy-and-hold properties.Thanks!

The way I see it, it would make more sense to do it in house once I've got a little more money to spend on equipment and the ability to mail to a lot more addresses without missing a ton of calls from motivated sellers.Account Closed Thats low compared to some of the big name services!

Other motives for the property isn’t just investment, but also to be able to have our own beach vacation rental we can go to once we move.

So in other words you can't target motivated sellers, but you  know WHERE they will be when they become motivated.

My primary motivation is to ensure my dad doesn’t have to worry about financial stress after retirement.