You’re not just a tire kicker.  

Hello BG Community,I bought two single family homes from a tired landlord. 

Expireds – These are people that want to sell as is shown by the fact they had listed, but for some reason the property didn’t sell, that’s where we step in Tired Landlords – Landlords who are tired of managing rentals Referrals from Agents – Some agents find properties that aren't ready for prime time and the seller doesn't have the money to fix up the property for the MLS. 

New to Real Estate and wanting to learn and do Section 8 rentals and AirBnb's. My long term goal is to get into Multifamily apartments. We all have to start somewhere and I'm looking to become a expert in Section 8 re...

In our opinion, an investor should only work with agents that meet at least one of the following:1) Own rentals themselves for at least 24 months2) Have a 3-5 year track record of rental transactions, that they can document3) Know how to calculate 1% Rule, ROI, NOI, etc.4) Have access to tired investors selling the rentalsHopefully, the agents you've been referred to meet one or more of these:)

A lot of expert level investors end up going that way at some point (retirement age, bored of flipping, tired of managing rentals, etc.). 

I get tired of this area as I see the cost are as high as in CA in terms of labor.

We are TIRED of moving and living in construction zones!

Reality of it is if you want to profit typically you need to make a business out of it and only approx 5% of people are actually cut out for handling the operations of a business - this is why you see so many so called “tire kickers” but most of the gurus don’t care and they know right from the start 99% of the time which trainees have a chance to succeed or not but that doesn’t stop them from taking peoples $.

I got a good deal on them because the landlord was tired and ready to be done with them.