That 95k list price was garbage to get people motivated in bidding.   

They only buy deals and sellers who are strongly motivated. 

I'm new to the real estate game and very inquisitive about this subject. Want to invest in some assets so why not get into real estate.

Mark Holencik In my area DFW it is super competitive to find motivated sellers.

Right, sorry, I misread.So I was fortunate enough not to have any student loan debt, and I've never really had anyone motivated/intelligent/resourceful enough to actually drill down on this question in regards to their student loan debt:Can you take your student loan debt out of deferment, and then put it back in, when you please, and if so how?

That being said I'm definitely interested in networking with you and sharing my current plans along with seeing what you're doing as well.My primary focus right now is marketing directly to sellers in Cleveland, determining motivation and seeing if they are interested in selling their properties at a discount.

If I am trying to get them to schedule an appointment with a MOTIVATED seller, what would be the best compensation?

I have made a commitment to myself that I'm going to make things happen this year and to stick to one strategy and that is assignment lease options until I get enough cash  reserves to move on to others forms of real estate.My question  is: How do I get a high volume  motivated sellers.

If you haven't already start listening to the podcasts they are educational, motivational and entertaining all at the same time. 

Rules including but not limited to;Tithing, if you're religious- When I was religious I never really understood why I "had' to tithe to reach success in business.Using the law of attraction- I am a positive thinker so I use this method for the most part.Donating to charity/iesCutting off ALL friends that aren't motivating or doing anything with their lives....Completely cutting them off, as in not even an occasional catch up lunch.