He is 87 and getting tired of managing his rental units we have been in talks for about four monthsI have known him for about 20 years all the properties are within 15 minutes drive timeHe did finance the deal transferred everything into my name and he will be carrying a first mortgageI have done many deals with him over the last 20 years this is the last of his residential property he just has commercial stuff leftAll the properties are rented 95% of them are section 8 terms are the reason I bought theseOn average I paid 25,000 per unitLet me know any questions you would have

This means you have less money available to maintain the property, which is how Landlords eventually get tired and defer maintenance and start the downward spiral towards being a slumlord.If you spruce up the units and rent them for $1,000 each, you will increase your income a minimum of $15,000 this year.

Just tired of rentals after all these years and bought a house in Florida for winters so won't be around for months.

I like to book several showings back to back (if you are even getting tire kickers)  it really does give a sense of urgency.

I was making phone calls to off market properties and came across a landlord who was tired of the day to day and ready to vacation.

Start focusing on finding a tired landlord who wants out or long-time on the market MLS properties and put in so low ball offers.

Im actually from Cleveland and have been living in LA, (left home 4 years ago for school out here), ive always wanted to invest in real estate and Im just tired of renting and not building any equity or anything out here with my money. 4th year of living out here and my total money towards rent will now equal 60,000 dollars!

However, I suspect you're buying from a tired landlord, albeit indirectly. 

My poor fingers got tired of typing the same thing over and over, so I put my tips and tricks in a blog post.

I’m tired of the city life here in LA, so I was actually thinking of the suburbs out there.