@Anthony Newbold           Anthony,              Try not to get enticed by the low opening bid price.

But I'm guessing I need a plan, or what to give back to entice them to want to invest.

Make sure to do your due diligence on this property, it has an enticing price but see that there are no encumbrances or major construction needed to make the $12,000 less of a deal.

I like the idea for Detroit overall, as it would entice people to stay if they have a foundation to build on.

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As Dave said, getting all the money out of CA for free is definitely an enticing option.I guess it comes down to your goals.

It's enticing because the owner financing.

The bank is trying to entice you into mortgage life insurance {this is what we get as a result of banks buying insurance companies}.  

As @Glenn Humphreys stated, many of these so call Gurus and Mentors prey upon new people making unrealistic promises that sound enticing, to hook you and get you spending more money on their products and services.

My units have washer dryer hookups but only one offstreet parking space (so no covered parking or garages), no central AC, no private outdoor space like patio or yard.4) I know some PMs tell prospects very high prices to entice the prospects to sign with them but having several companies all tell you the same thing is a bit unlikely.