If you sweeten the deal, you will have people racing to get you deals.

It's not to his advantage unless I sweeten the pot, which economically it may be worth doing.

#9 SWEETEN the POT: Do not think that paying extra rent is going to entice owners to rent to you.

So I stopped into the office to let the manager know they potentially have another home leaving their park, unless they could give me some incentives to sweeten the deal enough for me to make an offer and keep the home in the park for them.I'm nowhere near getting homes for free, but I'm hoping maybe I can start with a free lot rent and continue to work with them a bit to prove my value.Thanks for the inspiration Terry!

Additionally, for your first househack you may need to sweeten the pot for the investor.

This will include a reduced rent for 12 months or so and to sweeten the deal I'm looking to pay some amount of money to help with the setup and moving cost.

(He gets 4.5% instead of 2% with this deal.)What terms might you offer to sweeten the pot for another buyer without putting me in such a compromised situation?

Sellers' will often offer to make up the difference to sweeten the deal.

Is it to sweeten the offer or is there another benefit as the buyer to not having that?

What are the things that can sweeten the deal for them?