Some people say listsource.com is good, but I'm having trouble identifying all the layers I should be putting on that to get a good motivated seller's list.Do you have suggestions of what companies provide really good motivated seller leads/lists?  

I called yesterday, but received a text today from a different number saying they were with a different company (Fantastic Restorations), apologizing for missing my call yesterday.

@Andrew I am actively looking on Zillow and realtor.com for properties, I wanted to see if I could expand my search and possibly find a off market multi unit that the owner would be willing to sell for whatever motivated reason.

How can I “subject to” a property with the following details:Seller is extremely motivated to move!

My hope is that sharing this might motivate another BPer that was in the same position I was just 12 months ago (or even a couple years ago for that matter).It's hard to believe it's already 3 weeks into 2020...things have been moving SOOOO incredibly fast already while our team has been in the process of finishing the refinance (BRRRR) of 3 single family homes, along with closing on the acquisition of a commercial/small multi-family apartment (13 units total) at the end of this week.

For what it's worth, I started out at age 22, the house was kind of dumpy so I did some initial, minimal cosmetic fixes and got a couple of roommates while I lived in the basement, which was not finished and served as a pretty powerful motivator to get it finished in my spare time.

He is highly motivated to sell the land. 

I use Stessa, Cozy, Excel, google drive, google voice texting, and a PO Box. 

I would investigate what the motives are for such long contingencies.

I found a duplex, the seller is very motivated, as he was not able to sell for some time now because of the ceiling height issue(height I think it's about 6.4 ft, the city requires minimum 7 ft ).