For example a 30 year loan at 7% isn't as enticing as a 25 year loan at 5%.

I feel like that's enough to entice a lender to allow us to use this method.

I feel like that's enough to entice a lender to allow us to use this method.

Cash offers make your offers more enticing, will close the quickest, and will allow you to purchase distressed properties that wont qualify for traditional lending.

I see the occasional price reduction on zillow, I guess owners that have had their property on the market since the start of this are trying to entice buyers to come look.

I can provide free labor on weekends - I know this may be something that could be enticing since a lot of people are hemorrhaging money right now. - Also are there book recommendations specifically geared to this for modern design elements and ways to save on cash?

I work full time in car sales and have a 6 month old at home so while becoming an agent is enticing I simply want to get involved initially on a part-time basis as my dealership did not lay me off and simply furloughed me until June 1st. 

I’m wondering if anyone has any tips on how I can entice tenants during a time like this (without lowering rent price as my first option)?

For first time out-of-state investor like me who lives in the middle of the pacific ocean, this couldn't sound more enticing than anything.

I think the only people that are going to get hurt are the clowns that need 10% appreciation and rent growth to make their syndication deals look enticing to new investors that don't know any better.The investors that buy (and continue to buy) solid cashflowing rentals will be fine.