Starbucks can have premium loans offered where the Popeye's requires a lot more down to purchase.Given that tenant and brand is weaker for resale with leases in place the location better be an A or be willing to sell for a really high cap rate to entice a buyer.

This fact makes investing for cashflow today a lot more enticing than investing for appreciation in the future.So if this is my goal why would I hate appreciation you might ask?

Seems enticing and it looks like its the Midwest of CA.  

As a beginning investor it is a rather enticing area...

If you decide MF is still where you want to be, consider either buying for cash (quicker close is enticing to sellers) and then taking it an equity loan against the property to buy another property and repeat. 

Those really low minimum bids are enticing, but I think they only tell a small portion of the story of what it is ultimately going to cost.

That is just one story so not sure how widespread it is but for them offering the carpet allowance did not entice anyone.If I was you I would call around and find someone whom is more hungry for business and installs carpet and get it done ASAP.

Although 10% of the gross sounds like a lot to you, the reality is that money isn't really much to entice a quality person to build a business around.

I have houses in Idaho and when tenants move a high percent of the houses are so clean when we inspect them there is absolutely nothing we have to clean with the exception of one property in Idaho where the damage to the property was $32,000 and I am going to refrain from saying who destroyed this house so this post remains within legal boundaries.I drove from Los Angeles to Las Vegas to look at multi-unit properties because the low prices make them look so enticing.

Both seem enticing.