I’ve looked at a few communities lately and it’s enticing to look at the potential of the community but only if I can lease to own the POHs.

FYI- they are below market rent by $100-150/mo to entice long term tenancy.

More often then not it is the message.If you aren't getting calls, then your direct mail piece probably isn't enticing them to call you.

The money that's there is extremely enticing.

Orlando’s year-round temperate weather, coupled with no state income taxes, continues to entice both domestic and foreign investors.

Only thing though U want to do this through title at least pay for a title report when you do a deed in Lu your taking title subject to all things on it.. and there could be junior liens or loans to you.. that if you carry through with the foreclosure they are extinguished.. so do check first.then if that's clear make a deal with the first.. your either going to end up owning it.. or maybe the greater fool theory will play out and someone bids it at the sale and makes you whole.. or you can lower your opening bid to make it enticing. you don't have to start your bid at 1oo % of what your owed.. during the crash I did this often I knew at 100% of what I was owed I would end up owning it.. and having to deal with it.. but if I lowered my opening bid to just get my principal back many times it sold a the sale. and I did not have to deal with it past that..

That low down-payment and rate is too enticing for us to simply start looking for private/hard money if there's another option out there. 

Recently, it has been hard to find enticing prospects and I'm beginning to think that I should lower my required return expectations given where we currently sit in the market cycle if I want to continue investing on LI.I'm still relatively new to RE investing.

Canada's welcoming immigration policy, highly-rated education system, and our government support system provide the perfect setup to entice international students. 

Is this generally included to attract and entice a tenant?