I enjoy getting to know investors and watching their success; it motivates me when I feel like I'm hitting a wall!

Because the Seller has self-identified themselves as someone who is “motivated,” and they have reached out to a cash home buyer, the dynamic is this: “we both know I need to sell, and all that matters here is price.

I'm 18 years old and very motivated.

You have to have a strategy to prevent these things...and I would think you don't always want to leave that to third party property management, that you want to do that yourself.Probably in most cases if you're just going a few times a year, and you're going in peak season, probably cheaper in the long run to rent hotel rooms or other STR vs buying one if that is your motivation.

Overall though it couldnt have been a smoother first deal and i'm glad it was because as i've dove into more deals since I could see where a lack of motivation could come into play if you run into major issues on deal #1.

Overall though it couldnt have been a smoother first deal and i'm glad it was because as i've dove into more deals since I could see where a lack of motivation could come into play if you run into major issues on deal #1.

I use one of those two and she has been incredible to work with!

Make sure you do your financial due diligence.  17% expenses with 100% park owned homes seems incredibly low. 

The first step I would recommend is to get on the same page And set the goal. from there the path probably isn't incredibly different depending on equity on the house you bought you might try and refinance and pull money out for a down payment on the next property whatever property that is.alternate methods of buying another property would be things like seller financing hard money private money or if you have the means obviously cash.But seriously the best thing I can tell you is to make sure you guys are on the same page and pushing towards the same goal If you're not it's going to be miserable

What's their motivation here?