If you can find individual sales closed 7 to 12 years ago, many will consider selling as the tax benefits dwindle, as maintenance becomes due, as they get tired of collecting rents and may want to just get a check in the mail from thier note.

No scams - I let them know point blank I am interested in their home because it is tired and they just might not be keeping it up the way they should through examples of homes I have fixed in the area I hold and rent out.

Not easy, So many tire kickers out there.

You'll be in the black from principal paydown plus benefitting from your market's appreciation.If you're in a tired part of a C-class neighborhood, maybe sell.

We can not and will not let every random tire kicker like you disrupt their lives during a pandemic.3.

@Yenisel AvilaI possible lead talk to the landlord mane he’s tired of tenants

Likewise, if they say they’re going to sell in the next 3 months and have an underlying motivational factor (probate, tired landlord, foreclosure, etc), but they want a high price, do you TAKE THEM OFF your list?

I currently only have 2 notes but if for some reason I get tired of landlording,  I do see owner financing as one of my exit strategies. 

Tired land lords are great for mailers.

Excellent cash-cow, but the building was tired and constantly needed maintenance.