@David VaughnIn general I agree with what you have said however I have had this happen......house sitting for 6 mo, make an offer at asking, be told there is a new interested party, not adjust my offer because I think they are blowing smoke, loose the deal because there was another offer.I think it is common place for agents or wholesalers to re engage tire kickers when they get an offer.At the end of the day I tend to offer what I am willing to pay no more no less.

Seller was tired of the land and the buyer was an institutional mobile home company.

Hello Frank, In the DST space our typical client is an investor that has been a landlord for decades and they are tired of the tenants, trash and toilets.

I've kicked the tires on keeping some of my HI properties, but it hasn't really penciled out like the other markets I'm in.

I got sick and tired of paying outrageous taxes so I did some research and found Tax Free Wealth by Tom Wheelwright.

I also have some nice auto messages I use to do the initial "screen" to save my time from the tire kickers and the "is it still available" annoyers.

Maybe they're tired of investing in real estate and would rather put their money elsewhere. 30 years of tax deferral lets you hold onto the government's money for 30 years.

If you're kicking the tires on Fund and Grow, know that they have this customer's ringing endorsement!

They're tired owners, but I've asked them to let me get involved since I don't want them ripped off.

I didn't like the idea at first but after the tiring search with no good targets at sight, I am beginning to toy with that idea.