The seller, who inherited the property, was motivated to sell and move on.

Who would take a highly motivated student who does not give up easily and is determined to figure this out? 

This motivates me to start talking to corporate tenants! 

Offering a commission can help ensure that agents are motivated to show their properties and market them effectively.However, there are also flippers who have found success by not paying buyer's agent commissions.

They will take anyone that is "motivated" just like how they target "off market deals".

I would be going that route . complaint to the bar closing atrorney could get disbarred and thats a big motivation to settle with you.

I am sure the answer is "it depends" hence the term "creative financing" but was hoping people might offer a few examples to help me think more about how i might approach deals where the seller is motivated and the property as been listed for a long time. 

By understanding the role YOU are best suited for and how you fit into the process will allow you to feel empowered and motivated to progress.

The forced gain or appreciation and straightline 1250 depreciation are usually more than enough to motivate someone to contemplate a 1031. 

It’s great that you’re committed to putting in the work, and you’re already ahead with tools like PropStream.Here are a few tips to maximize efficiency:Targeted Lists: Try using PropStream to create highly targeted lists of motivated sellers (e.g., pre-foreclosures, vacant properties, or owners with high equity).