The Opportunity• Current owners are tired of running the property and want to redeploy capital elsewhere• Complete remainder of deferred maintenance in common areas• Implement better tenant management through professional property management, ancillary fees, and operational excellence• Burn off loss-to-lease through re-leasing at market ratesWhat is the projected outcome?

I have to say, I hope I'm not the only person tired of seeing the same posts in dozens of different threads every week. 

At the end of the day, that is the place that will give you the accurate info of what is and what is not available.Owners sometimes unload on positive income properties if they may be tired of the business, want to reinvest elsewhere or simply just want to cash-out while they feel they are getting good money for the asset. 

Me being tired of this back and forth, call the agent on his old policy.

I know that there are sacrifices that need to be made but I’m just tired of moving every year so that we can find the best deal.

I'm truly getting tired of realtors criticizing wholesalers, putting us down like we're trash, saying what we do is illegal and we're just scammers.

I was trying to fast-track this strategy as I was getting tired watching several RE deals pass me by. 

If you have good pre-screening set up in advance, there should not be a lot of showings to "tire kickers". 

And there are always value add and tired landlords with no rent increases for 10 years out there to make the equation balance.Its always a formula balancing appreciation, cash flow, equity and taxes.   

The PM is gonna charge you to manage the property and any repair cost on top of that, so be ready to give out a decent chunk of your revenue in exchange for a peace of mind (assuming you hire a good PM).If you are tired of doing PM's work, definitely hire a good one.