(I have taken it back 3x DILO over 10 years so the bldg owes me nothing.)I assumed ownership after the 'auction' failed to entice any buyers, but the foreclosure amount was sufficiently Inflated with expenses etc above MV.

I have looked Nevada (las Vegas) but everything there seems run down and not enticing.

You'll likely need to do some rehab to get it to a shell space and entice new tenants.

Assuming you want to pursue this opportunity further (i.e. not sell, continue the development) you would need to put together a package that entices someone to participate.

You may want to lower it just below the average in your area and make it enticing. 

Historically, once we hit full employment, employers are forced to raises wages to entice new workers into the work force (or get workers to come from competitors). 

I also think it'll affect some of the educational courses out there, which usually lead with wholesaling to entice people because it requires "no money" to start (although I think it actually may require the most). 

The Mill is unique in that I can't think of a similar development in the Sacramento area that close to the River, which should be enticing to buyers, but also that close and accessible to the downtown area, both those factors make it tough to determine rent potential.  

This entices your tenants to get to know the area and again hopefully like it even more (in turn staying longer!)

What an enticing post title!