They're just people who decided to keep walking one step at a time despite all odds.When I hear that it really reiterates the importance of breaking down your big goals into smaller actionable steps so you're going up one stair at a time, not tiring yourself skipping 2 or 3 at a time

Tired of management but likes cashflow?

If they're a little tired and shop worn, then they sit longer and we do see some price reductions. 

They are selling because they're tired of nonpaying tenants and want to throw some money at new businesses they are starting and expanding.

If you get tired of it you can always sell later. 

(I'm tired of salmon, except maybe Ivar's or Tillicum Village) There are Azteca's around the Seattle area, yeah.

anyway....I have a property that is filthy (I bought this property as a packaged deal with another property from a tired landlord, I inherited these tenants) The lease is month to month but only the 2 older ladies were on the lease. 

I decided not to do it myself because I was tired from painting and cleaning...my house was filthy.

Find a tired landlord and get their portfolio for a mini-steal? 

We buy as a corp.A common property in our region is the small multiplex (3-10 units), they are usually tired and miss managed with rent below market value and VTB is sometimes available.