@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.

I'm tired of burning two ends of the candle and need some direction to get out of this mess please. 

Some owners may have some deferred maintenance or problems and be tired of owning the properties.

I came across a tired landlord and he was wanting a high-ish price so I offered 5% interest only payments with balloon in 15 years.Opinions may differ on this, but I think you don't hunt for seller financing.

It seems most of them are just tire kickers and time wasters. 

@Austin Salgado  - sure, lots of Veterans buy a home a with a VA loan to live in the property, renovate it, enjoy it's appreciation over 6 months or so, grow tired of it the area or find a better home that they like, sell, and buy new by reinvesting the appreciation.   

On top of all costs associated with the truck are deductions as well, gas, tires, oil changes, headlights, etc.  

I imagine a lot may have to do with people getting tired of scam calls from unknown numbers.

It is a fixer property that is tired and worn down after years of tenants living there.