The data is dumped into massive databases and the databases then use logic algorithms to sift and sort and attribute the data.

of course you can,just find a motivated seller,tell them what you plan to do,then find a buyer good luck @Max Aris

(which is hard with limited funds).Example: The motivated seller offered to sell his $100,000 house for $90,000 and I put $10,000 in the deal which gives me a 20% equity position. 

If the seller is going under, they have no motivation to cooperate. 

I just recently started using an app called 'Mint', and it's great for creating a budget and living within your means... and it'll really motivate you to start saving so that you're able to make that down payment on an investment property!  

I am on an HOA Board, and I believe  we could push for some sort of change - either elimination of the transfer fee, or a cap/limit to the fee.  

That was motivating.

I have the same sort of problem with a few of my subs sometimes.

Originally posted by Charles Parrish:Talk to the right people in the city, present your proposal and they may accept it.This is great advice, Charles...and a motivating story about your son's success with the tax lien.  

There motivation is due to not enough room for the family.