I am saying there doesn't exist ANYTHING that can target motivated sellers, fishing them out from the general public.If you think that preforeclosures, absentee owners, relocations, tall grass, notices on the door, boarded up windows = Motivated sellers.. you are WRONG!

Just one thing for you to watch out for ahead of time - You're a CA resident and selling in TX thinking to relocate the property to CA. 

I was working at a company in Cary and needed a reasonable rent for a pseudo-relocation while my family stayed back home in Texas. 

Free moves, relocation cost assistance and free services for military/government folks often make the purchase appealing but someone without that assistance may not benefit the same way.One thing this post proves is some people are more interested in being right than they are about learning the truth—nothing new.

My husband and I are looking to buy a multi-unit building to owner occupy when we relocate from Chicago in the next few months.

Hi Brandon,I don't know what you do (or are capable of doing), but Rogue Fitness is "Expanding".They are the leading provider of American Made strength & conditioning equipment.They are in Ohio (which would be a relocate), but it's better than being unemployed. 

Those places are very good to invest as a lot of people are relocating to lower Westchester from the city.

If you like the MTR model, there is a lot of opportunity in the 3-4 BR space with relocation and families displaced due to insurance.

Offer letter that proves that you or your husband needs to relocate, would be a valid reason to get that 5% down loan. 

With eXp, it's a singular entity nation wide meaning a person can grow, recruit, relocate with zero impact of crossing franchisee borders.