Maybe they meditate or pray or spent some quiet time - in a forest, by a lake, or some other place out in nature - trying to find and listen to an inner voice, etc.That's all fine - but don't spend a lot of time on it.  

Quiet!

All houses are close to one another in quiet neighborhoods.

I don't want to go sit through some hardcore sales jobs but curious what they have to offer.ThanksMike

The in the country areas are quiet, but I see those areas being more for people who desire to live there long term.

I have spent a lot of time doing what I can to help people... for FREE.... and now I better understand why my more successful investor friends tell me that I should just stay low profile & quietly do deals...It is not that easy to find a real investor who is actually doing deals who will help you?

Depends on their formula for purchasing, some are sitting on the sidelines right now because houses arent meeting their criteria and they wont budge.

Hi @Bruno @Bruno Tavares undefined,I live and invest in the East Bay and just closed on a beat-up 4plex last week for $385K, w/ another $40K in rehab, I'll be sitting around $425K.

I did sit down and do the math (could have done that first!)

If there are a lot of properties just sitting on the MLS, start with properties that have been on the MLS for the longest time (that meet your other criteria in terms of location, bed/bath #, etc) and make an offer.