That will weed out the tire kickers. 

I have been very fortunate to find landlords that were tired of being a landlord and have sold me their properties at a great price.

I am new to this side of the process and maybe they are just tired of my questions.The problem here is I never received an invoice, a kiss my rear or anything.

So, if he's a tired landlord and tired of dealing with tenants, I thought proposing seller financing would be solid given this situation.

I'm currently a renter and am getting tired of filling up my landlords pockets. 

Marketing, direct mail, cold calling...The other option is to network with as many commercial brokers as you can and get them to believe you are not a tire kicker so the share off-market deals with you. 

I don’t want to be tiring, I need your advices because when I was looking for homes to move in I got pre-approved for a $100k loan (I’ve save $10k but don’t want to expend it in Down payment *yes, I bought the book*) .

I constantly missed workouts because I was tired or stressed.

I just purchased an ugly 1995 Saturn XL2, the tires just passed inspection, the windshield was cracked the night before I purchased it, it has traveled 191,000 miles, purchase price was $500.On the other hand, I am under contract for a $200,000 home.After listening to @Tim Shiner podcast Show #221, I felt it was ok to drive around such an "ugly" "useful" machine. :)

I rented all life and got tired of paying 1100 in rent every month.