Their lower percentage to manage is enticing at first but they cost us thousands of dollars because of horrible mismanagement and bad enforcement of their own policies and terms and conditions. 

Then suddenly out of nowhere, this week an opportunity pops up that is very enticing and would be one of the best ways to get full time into REI !!

The "10%" was really enticing to some investors in my circle so I wanted to test it out myself.

Hello All,I have been looking into DSCR loans and while they seem enticing the 20% down is a bit of a hurdle.

Introduction:Fix and flip deals in the real estate market are undoubtedly enticing for both seasoned investors and those looking to try their hand at property flipping.

Or rates in the mid 6s might entice all the home buyers that have been on the sidelines the last 18 months. 

All too often, we see folks on the forums with little or no real estate experience who want to "partner" with a coach/mentor, but who have no idea how to make it worthwhile for the coach (and, not surprisingly, they never find a coach).So, my suggestion is: if you’re looking for a coach/mentor, first and foremost, communicate what value you are going to bring to them (and it needs to be more specific than “I’ll pay”, because again—if the coach is a high net worth person who makes $1000/hour in their sleep, it’s probably going to take more than a small coaching fee to entice them).

Nothing there to entice people to a STR and the population is marginal for reliable LTR tenants.

This seems like a great perk to entice LP investors into the deal and in alignment with our goals to protect our their investment in the deal, and make more money.What is unclear to me is the actual "terms" of the Preferred Rate of Return?

The units are in need of repair so that probably doesn't entice people to stay there either.