I think it’s a seller who’s tired of people trying to wholesale his property.

We live in Chicago, we are just tired of the weather and high taxes.

Buy a list, call it, mail it, call again.It's work.....but not impossible.You'll probably hear 99 no for every yes.If you get tired of that, then hire a realtor to go after on market properties.   

Some clients may be sick and tired of the maintenance of their property and be more open to selling, possibly via owner financing deals.

After you max out your 10 properties or if you get tired of applying for conventional mortgages I can refer you to some great portfolio lenders in town.

He is an older gentleman with a few pain points that I have found out:1) He wants to make sure when he passes away, that his children are left behind with something.2) He is tired of landlording and wants to be rid of his only rental property. 3) He desperately needs a new vehicle.The house is a 1300 square ft, 3bed, 2bath house that could rent for about $1900 - $2000 in my area. 

I also got tired of people leaving reviews mentioning problems that I could have easily fixed if they told me. 

They were getting pretty tired of the excuses (although some were quite inventive).   

Purchase price: $53,000 Cash invested: $20,000 Sale price: $134,500 This deal was the result of a tired landlord.

Usually, one partner gets tired of waiting for their portions of the booty, or one partner gets some health issues and needs the money, or a partner realizes he needs his portion of the money to send a brat to college, or whatever reason partners come up with to get out of the deal(s).A partnership is not worth the paper it is written on when it comes to how partners feel and think down the road and the attorney who wrote your partnership will love to work thinks out for a fee higher than what any partner expected to earn.