In this case, we happened to hop onto the opportunity before anyone else saw it, made an enticing offer and had it under contract in roughly one hour from listing time.

These companies entice their customers to sign contracts for low prices like $79 per month for three televisions with boxes and remotes for each one.

That's better than $50k.Hey Corby, Yup the quick profits are enticing.

The incentive to get a big chunk back may entice them.  

The other reason to have a website is to attract new prospective investors, which generally requires hiring an SEO consultant and generating a ton of content (articles, blogs, FAQs, etc) so that you rank on Google and get found, and some type of lead magnet (ebook, free report, or checklist)  that you can use to entice prospective investors to give you their contact information.

Do you think I should only look for an inspector vs. a GC, and if so should I increase the cost to make it more enticing since it's so last minute? 

The growth here has been phenomenal and many Investors, both local and remote, are finding our market to be very enticing to them.

The VA option is really enticing.

The specific locations are listed here: https://noogatoday.6amcity.com/chattanooga-tennessee-opportunity-zones/I don’t necessarily have capital gains to shelter at this point, but the potential for tax-free growth in the future is enticing.

@Jeff ShortGood info above ^ The cash for keys to entice the tenant to move out sounds like a great option (as long as the tenant agrees).