The neighbors are probably tired of looking at a distressed house so they will probably help you find the owner.

Maybe it's me recently turning 34 talking, but my inability to get my real estate investing career off the ground is really starting to get to me. In December of 2014, I used an FHA loan to purchase a duplex in New Ha...

They ended up not wanting to sell but I'll check back in within a year or so and see if they are tired of paying property tax on an empty building yet.

I've owned and operated a family restaurant for 15 years now and have very successful but tired of the babysitting and putting out those staff member fires.

I was sick and tired of being sick and tired.Fast forward 5 years... after reading many business books and working like no one else, I'm now retired with two successful million dollar companies that I personally started from the ground up.

(Though, as a former journalist for 10 years, I do tire of the "media has an agenda" trope.

And it's happened over and over again, that's a sticking point for a tired landlord. 

I would really like to own this property, but I'm getting tired of dealing with this wholesaler.

I'm not at my max loans at all, just tired of these commercial lenders that make you answer to them every year or every 5 years.  

This means there is some inherent pain point i.e. tired landlord, tax issues, divorce, etc. where its more beneficial for them to sell then own.