Otherwise stated, what information does one need in order to weed out the so-called "tire kickers" -- sellers who are unlikely to sell at the kind of discount needed to make a deal possible?

I think we deserve some credit.I get tired of hearing about terrorist rights from people who have sacrificed nothing.

Im tired of sitting on the sideline watching.

Even when you are so tired or confused and can't remember your name or where you parked....there is nothing better!

Then we have a team of in-house appraisers who set a fair market value based on the better of these two valuations. 99.9% of the time it is the appriaser who uses better comps, so the appraisal is closest to FMV.I am not calling FLFlipper out on anything here, maybe this is just his unique case, but I am tired of the majority thinking that you can buy every habitable REO in good condition for 50% of the Fair market value.

She has money to invest and is tired of searching (search costs are *actual costs* in time, energy and $ sitting around not earning returns).

Some people just get tired of being poor and seeing all their friends get wealthy.

My wife was completely tired of them.

And I am the last one to steer you because the properties in one of the formerly-edgy, tired old neighborhoods are the ones with the most likelihood of appreciation and the neighborhoods I point buyers to. 

Are they tire-kickers or serious Buyers?