I met with a seller who is motivated to sell their house.

Anything you might feel can help with growing your wealth and or just give you a good motivational push.

For motivated seller leads, they are terrible!

However, an incredibly iconic and historic building in our hometown city is currently at risk for being either demolished and redeveloped, or rushed through local legislator to become a government building.

If the contractor has bad credit and no money, he likely does not possess great management skills either, although this is not necessarily true.I do think that giving a contractor a slice of the deal is a great way to motivate them to work hard on your project.

Hopefully the threat of ruined credit and garnished wages will provide sufficient motivation.

@Reagan George bird dogging would just be finding motivated sellers.

There are a lot of studies out there on this, or you can read Dan Ariely's "Predictably Irrational", but bottom line is that vastly more people are motivated by loss than by gain.

I am highly motivated and obsessed as of late to achieving these goals.

Its incredibly frustrating that a homeowner can rent their unit out, for a pretty good sum, and not suffer any consequences for non-payment of past dues.