Finally, the seller might just be tired of being a landlord, looking to get out from under the property and whatever debt they owe on it or maybe they're spooked by the eviction moratorium and their tenants have stopped paying rent.

My poor fingers got tired of typing the same thing over and over, so I put my tips and tricks in a blog post.

My most recent buyer of all the apts I'm tired of operates your way. 

As a new wholesaler its hard to spot the tire kickers and the people who havent bought anything ever.

Like I tell everyone else, ask, ask, ask, and ask, and when you're so tired of asking your head hurts, ask some more.

@Catherine Aubale EpsteinYou had one of the most amazing responses , it’s true I tired cold calling , people are angry, and always rushing off the phone, but however I did find door knocking to be more effective , most people would say no but I enjoyed getting to talk to people face to face and still exchanging contacts , the one thing I’d want to know is if early morning door knocking works ?

(Harold is tired of working his 9-5 job, and wants to spend more time with his kids.

They are sick and tired of owning it and want out, and therefore they are willing to cut you a sizeable discount to make their problem go away.Where do you find those people? 

@Evan Mack it really depends on why the sellers have decided to sell in the first place.If they need the cash to buy a new place seller finance may not be their best option.If they are just tired of the property and have high equity perhaps they could take monthly installments while they are still working and then receive a balloon payment in five years after they retire to reduce the tax bill.I'm not an accountant so they should consult theirs to see if that works.

I was tired of kicking tires and my realtor found it and after doing number everything made sense.