The main questions you should be asking your sellers are, address, why they are selling, condition of the house, asking price, how motivated they are to sell, are there any liens, and the magical last question (depending on the situation) if we were to offer all cash and close very quickly, what is the least amount you would take?

Marketing to attract motivated sellers; and marketing to build your investor buyers list.

You will get the best discounts on properties from the banks, or from motivated sellers.

Does anyone have any advice on what to say when the Motivated seller calls for the first time.

Hello, I just joined this website after reading a really motivating article from this website's creator.Let me give you a rundown of my current situation.My boyfriend and I just bought our first place in June of this year. $110,000, had no clue what we were doing.

A motivated seller in the suburbs of the west island in Montreal has a property valued at about 650k with slightly less than 0% equity.

You'll have to find the motivated sellers who are willing to sell for much lower than retail and who don't care HOW you get their house sold.

If that doesn't work, ask your building regs department to check it out, they might find the owner, get his attention, motivate him and it may then become available to buy. :)

And gas probably makes more sense from a conservation standpoint, so I'm not getting what the motivation is.... just curious!

Since realtors work totally on commission I try to be upfront and disclose my motives with them as much as possible.