For motivated seller leads, they are terrible!

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.

I was contacted by a young, hungry for success college grad that wanted to see how he could help me in my real estate business in exchange for knowledge and mentor ship.He connected with me on here (BP) and is located in NY while I am located in PA.How could we work together efficiently while being remote for one another?

@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.

I think there's a saying about how the laziest people find the most efficient solutions.

This could be a strong motivator for them returning to work of some sort.

@Michael Wagner has one side of the coin which is efficiency.