Mostly properties that don't need alot of work, if any, but the seller was tired of waiting and accepted the wholesalers low offer.Would you, as an investor, pay an assignment fee to a wholesaler to purchase a property at say, 20% of its value, then try to re-sell the house near what the listing agent had it listed for, if the home needed no repairs?

Some of those shows do things all wrong,Some are fraud artists.But I watch them anyway,Tired of 5 years of constant reruns tho,,,time to film something new

I tired of reading and thinking and analyzing. 

The landlord may get tired of having an empty unit.  

That's good information, and I think you are right that they would get tired of seeing me monthly and as long as nothing is out of the ordinary I don't really want to be there monthly either. thanks

There are better ways to get your point across, or persuade, as Dale puts it.I have found private lenders in the tired landlords I have purchased apt buildings from over time.  

I'm getting tired of being told, "yeah, it covers great" and then finding after 2 coats it still looks like crap.

I bought the place from a tired landlord and inherited the tenants.

My wife and I got tired of watching the stock market screw with our retirement, so we took out a HELOC, started and LLC and purchased 3 small apartment units. 

I am pretty sick and tired of hearing their radio ads also.