Nicely done.I have found tired landlords who have paid off their properties; I found them by riding my bike in my neighborhood and striking up a conversation. 

I’ve been working the corporate life for many years and am tired of the grind.I’d like to start my niche in multi family properties and when I was very young I used to help a relative realtor input listings into the MLS system so I have some knowledge about how that works.

Building and industrial suites were previously “black-listed” and deemed “too tired” and functionally obsolete by the brokerage and tenant community.Through thoughtful and strategic sourcing, we were able to complete high-style “creative” flex- office design for nearly ½ the cost of competitive landlords.

Both worked well and eliminated the hassle and expense of running paid checks on every tire kicker. 

I also know quite a few people that let go of their rental investments — tired of dealing with bed bugs and other issues.I am not very familiar with the West Side of Franklinton, though I do know a few small businesses have opened, e.g, Bottoms Up Coffee which is also a co-working space, and I've heard that there is a tech company planning to break ground there next year.On the upshot, the location is incredibly close to downtown.

You hope the other party gets tired or runs out of money to fight.

You've found the rare gold mine of a tired landlord who is just looking to get out of a deal.

I got tired of my 3 and paid them off or refinanced with a private  lender at 6% fixed (the bank was 5.75% 5/5) on a 10yr am and couldn't be happier.

You'll get a lot of tire-kickers, but if you look hard enough you'll find experienced folks.

I left my home town to search for better cash flow because I got tired of high prices,high property taxes and low returns.