Investing out of state is very enticing since it is way cheaper to find a fourplex for half the price I would find here in California.I don't plan on using all my money on one property.

They all sound so enticing as the end all be all solutions to starting a business.Man am I happy I found this site!

Back in the day (Not long ago) we lenders used to open our bids at foreclosure auction day just a bit lower than the fair market value, to entice 3rd party bidders.

I would personally entice them with showing them the money but only hand it to them once you know for certain that title work is OK as an option fee.

I've considered wholesaling because I was enticed by the idea of making "quick cash," but as I did some quick reading on it, it does require ALOT of time bird dogging, marketing, and a legal process where I may or may not need a real estate license for (which I don't want to get). 

Novice move on my part, but sleazy on their end to entice a new buyer.

Here are the numbers.ARV$135,000  (Comps $139,000)Purchase Price-$95,000Rehab Costs-$10,000Fixed Costs- $13,000Profit $17,000Not a very enticing Flip total and his purchase price includes $5,000 for me which is too much now that I think about it.I haven’t been inside it yet but the pics look good and I put $10,000 for rehab just to be safe.So, Comments, criticisms,

The $500 price tag is enticing tho.

Is this just an enticement to get more bidders to come to the auction?

If no one else is and your not getting any luck then maybe it is price of the rental or possibly something wrong with the product.Normally if you are not getting any calls then I would suggest either it is not priced right or the marketing message needs to be tweaked to be made a little more enticing...