I bet there are lots of tired landlords who would be willing to sell for a decent price to a "cute young couple" (play that card as long as you can, I do!)

How is a wholesaler taking advantage of the broke landlord that can't keep with repairs, or is tired of dealing with deadbeat tenants, or can't pay a realtor, or is thousands behind in back taxes?

I have not had much luck with them mostly they seem to be "tire kickers" just wanting to see what I'll offer then look at me like I just burned a flag when I give them a low ball price.

In my mind, there is also no question that the open access is going to bring a less qualified buyer, or more tire kickers.

I'm basically tired of working for the man and want more control of my future.

Ask.5.Moving to larger home – they will wait to get their price; price may be high due to new demands but not always.6.Looming foreclosure – willing to negotiate, takeover payments, make up delinquent payments7.Have a new home, need to sell this one – quick and in a bind8.Was a rental, I’m tired and want to cash out!

Before I lost my job I was already tired of working for someone else where my efforts weren't appreciated and not getting the $$ I needed to be financially comfortable.

If you, or anyone you know might have something coming available in the next 4-8 weeks, and are sick and tired of junky tenants, please let me know. 

It usually takes a few years for me to forget how bad they are and get tired of bookkeeping.

The judge eventually gets tired of it and asks them if they paid their rent.