I was originally thinking single-family homes to start, but condos could be enticing (there are also a fair amount of them popping up in Beaverton).

My question is now; is it possible to entice unit A to move out in 60 days with some cash for keys deal?

So, I was planning to possibly add some "free" enticements (covered by the higher rent), such a WiFi (which I need to maintain my property security system), lawn care (which we discussed previously), and I'll pass through the water.To answer your question, Jaysen, I chose Lease Purchases because they enable me to goose my potential profits while still commanding top sale price and rent for this house in this neighborhood.

As enticing as it may seem, beware of these joker brokers.

Personally I only submit blood-sucking offers if they can be justified (condition of the property, vacancies, comparables, DOM, property has been in and out of contract with previous buyers, buyer is willing to waive inspection or other contingencies, is making a cash offer, quick close or working with the sellers terms, offering something to entice the seller in exchange for the price discount).

I'd like to one day own a SFH and build an ADU on there but some that have already built one look enticing, however not many are permitted.

There are some 'younger siblings' of FS that I would consider more enticing right now for various reasons.

What are some effective ways you guys have been able to entice an individual to leave, or in extreme cases families. 

Plus, I recently learned about "House Hacking" and this sounds very enticing for a first-time buyer.

I guess what I'm trying to figure out is how to present an offer that will be enticing to the owner where they would feel comfortable doing an owner financed agreement with me.