Only those stubborn, brave, and crazy enough to stick with it will make money.And by the way, those videos that you see on YouTube are typically designed to get you interested in wholesaling in by some sort of "wholesaling system" for some ludicrous amount of money.

What I have done, is tell them simply, you bought it as foreclosed property, and you want to offer them a little amount of money to leave willingly, some go for it, and some are more stubborn, so you have to negotiate to "buy them out"

I used to be a stubborn DIY (w/ TurboTax) guy until the IRS informed me I screwed up on my taxes a few years back, and I couldn't get myself out of the problem.  

Everyone only knows what they know and we can all be stubborn.

I'm cheap (and stubborn) that way.

I'm attempting to compile a list of reminders for any deal and your points at the end make great additions.My pleasure Nick,Learning from other people's mistakes is the best way to go about it.I'm too stubborn so I have always learned from my own mistakes hahaHave a great day.

It can be a little frustrating because there will be some stubborn tiles that you'll have to use a ton of force to dislodge from the ground, but it's doable.  

People get fed up with the time involved and the stubborn banks and mortgage investors.Most investors I know avoid shortsales because they've been burnt too many times by them.

A lot of sellers in my area are delusional, stubborn, and fickle.

Or could it be that it has a very stubborn, wealthy owner, still paying the mortgage and refusing to look at reality?