There is no perfect solution because AI can't be programmed to do it - people are involved and people need to be CONSTANTLY trained, motivated and monitored!

StreetEasy allows you to search "unavailable" listings and sort them by 'newest'.If you have the time and patience for it, you can start calling the brokers who previously listed the property.If you go this route, I'd recommend being prepared with proof of funds (showing down payment, deposit amount) and pre-approval.

I’ve noticed a lot of wholesalers in the DMV market spend big on bandit signs, postcards, and ads — but very few think about what sellers are actually typing into Google before they pick up the phone.When I pulled search data for our area, one phrase stood out above everything else:👉 “Sell my house fast [city]”It gets the highest search volume and it’s almost always typed in by motivated sellers who are ready to move quickly.

I see that the Category still exists, but guests no longer sort properties except "Luxe".

I've noticed a lot of motived sellers willing to seller finance 70 to 80%.

I'd say keep following up and wait until he's motivated and then he will probably reach out to you first since he knows you are interested. 

I'm 19 as well and have been closely tracking the New Jersey market (Irvington/Newark areas).One thing I’ve noticed is how price reductions and long days on market can really signal seller motivation.

Lathrop: Glad that Tesla here may motivate tenants.

Is that sort of setup a thing?

The initial issue I need to sort out is a busted deal where I (my wife really) is the seller and we have not closed escrow do to our estimation that the timeline was past the inspection contingency.