Probably won't be buying any real estate for a while, maybe 6 months, maybe two years, we'll see...There might be some opportunity in home building (high interest rates are causing sellers to hold on so new construction might make up a lot of what potential buyers have to choose from), and smaller multifamily (the ol' "tired landlord" or owners with maturing debt and no way out). 

i dont have a turd thought and I'm tired of leasing so I may just go with selling outright.  

Both were tired landlords.  

The majority were just tire kickers / non-motivated sellers.

She wrote like 4 paragraphs in the review about having tired children and how I was b*tchy for not letting them come early (they always assume that it's me, when it's actually @Luke Carl lol.)Then in a different property last night they texted complaining that the hot tub was 89 degrees, and it clearly states in our listing that the hot tub is drained and refilled between each guest, so it might not be fully hot yet right at check in.

HoganYou're not tired.

There are always tired landlords selling in our market, but those properties will certainly need some love. 

This year,  I got tired of tenants and rehabs and changed my focus to flipping land. 

@Robert Chen its like a flat tire - you got it out of the way and now you're good with bad luck for a while! 

There is ZERO correlation between foreclosures, absentee owners, tired landlords, boarded up windows, tall grass... and "motivated sellers".