Never, Never, Never, Never.I have had EVERY realtor ask for one, proof of funds or loan qualification letter, but never a motivated seller.But I was afraid of the question also when I first started.

Start with anyone who has been on the market for at least 60 days as these home owners are starting to feel the heat and are probably motivated to sell. 

Motivated buyers are now bidding up houses to prices they cannot realistically afford.

It's definitely motivating helping other investors buy and sell and seeing what kind of profits are possible.

Inventory is growing, and sellers are more motivated to move properties.

Maybe it will motivate them to make the repairs and give you a Certificate of Compliance so you can move forward.Even if they comply, I would probably file a complaint against both REALTORS once the transaction is closed.

The person I sold it to made $40k weeks later doing nothing to the property but listing it on the MLS.All because he had more leverage.He knew I was in a tight situation financially and took advantage of me.He turned me into a motivated seller.

The person I sold it to made $40k weeks later doing nothing to the property but listing it on the MLS.All because he had more leverage.He knew I was in a tight situation financially and took advantage of me.He turned me into a motivated seller.

This arrangement aligns the interests of both parties, as the builder is motivated to keep costs down and ensure a profitable outcome.Builder's Overhead: The builder’s overhead, including staff salaries and administrative costs, can be a bit more complex.

For outbound, you’ll need to get lists of addresses and tons of data from platforms that pull county records on a daily basis like bathleads and propstream so you can filter those records more easily by potential motivation indicators like foreclosure, eviction, probate, etc.