I need to vet new clients to ensure they are not perpetual tire-kickers and get a baseline understanding of their current situation/goals. 

Does anyone have any good Script examples for tired landlords or absentee landlords?

I personally know many friends who have been renting the last 10-15 years, and are tired of wasting their money on rent, when they could instead buy a home, take advantage of appreciation, principal pay down and tax savings.

It could be because they think you're a "tire kicker" and will waste their time. 

Hey everyone, my current situation is this,  my brother owns a used car dealership in Phx,az since 2012, i worked for him till about 2015, then till currently buy vehicles at a dealer auctions , used to advertise on m y own and the dealer lot but in 2020 got tired of dealing with all the Bs it involves dealing with customers and now i advertise and leave my vehicles in the dealer lot and let the sales men sell my vehicle, all i have to do is take care of cars that need attention and collect my check when a vehicle is sold.Gotta say its a petty sweet deal because i have a lot of ME time, im not wealthy but do okay , im guessing real estate involves a lot of networking and talking to people lol.

My sellers are usually tired landlords that self-manage.   

Again, honesty is the top quality that I look for in a real estate agent, but there are a few others that are of utmost importance as well.Communication - I am so tired of dealing with answering systems, corporate email accounts that are not checked promptly, text messages that remain unanswered for hour or days, and people who simply do not care because they "have the listing" and eventually they will get the 3% commission anyhow.

What I wanted to see is public eviction records to be able to see who a motivated seller might be (tired landlord).

I got tired of always updating spreadsheets with data so I built a website to do the heavy lifting for us investors...Its really easy to compare different cities and even neighborhoods in your area using Lazyboots.

Pre-foreclosure or tired landlord?