Would this type of deal entice cash buyers?

But should be a cash offer more enticing, since there is not going to be any financial and appraisal contingency?

I am mainly concerned about the small amount of equity that the borrower has in his home would entice the borrower  to negotiate a new payment schedule and other exit strategies do not seem attractive?

If you are paying cash, usually your offer should be more enticing than an offer with a loan. 

Clearly, that would not exactly entice any potential guest to book with them and thus as a host I wouldn't add myself to the platform. 

When an owner contemplates the terms he/she isn't looking much further than the first 3 payments, so offering more for a total price might not be as big of an enticement as you think.Don't underestimate the liability the owner is incurring.

I haven't found any enticing deals locally (at least for that strategy), and I'm trying to broaden my real estate investment horizons at the moment.  

I am leery of people wanting to pay more upfront, sometimes they just want to entice the landlord with cash and get in and stop paying.

I assume they do this to entice people to come to the auctions.  

The SFR has two markets:  Owner Occupied families and mom-n-pop investors.If it were sold vacant upon COE, the you could expect offers from both markets, whereas if the lease is still in effect at COE, then either you need to entice the leasee to move out OR you will restrict your offers to the Investors.DO NOT EVICT - - no fault eviction would cause YOU to pay a relocation fee to the tenant(s) which can approach $10,000.