The seller might have instructed the agent not to respond to anything unless it is in writing to avoid tire kickers.First thing is are you paying ALL CASH.

She is approximately 55 years old, and she is simply tired of the property managementheadache; but she’s not desperate for a dollar, and won’t just give me the property for next to nothing.

Again though, sellers are not exactly motivated... just kicking tires.  

My mother in law has a property that she is "tired of taking care of", She currently rents the home out and is just fed up with being a landlord.

He'll get tired of the feeling like he's back in mom's basement and move on.

I got tired of other agents, so I Invested in getting my own license.

For instance, there might be an inspection period.But that said, when it comes to D class neighborhoods and houses, a wholesaler doesn't want to deal with tire kickers. 

With the price of living going up and job market staying the same, I can't help but think that now would be the best time to Target Tired Landlords and Foreclosures.

I kicked the tires on a few in Las Vegas several years ago and could never make the numbers make sense. 

All of my seller-financed acquisitions were from tired landlords.