Rentals are NEVER maintenance free, will always need repairs, have vacancies, and tons of other expenses over the life of your ownership.The ad you saw may look enticing because it is a contract, but you can be certain that if you did buy the property at the price you described, you would be forking over money every month.

My planned offer: Will be 100% owner financingI do not know what percentage/dollar amount would be enticing while keeping my monthly payment in cash-flow territory.I do not know how to accurately calculate what my monthly payments would be.

The other case is for people that have equity but are on limited incomes and the expenses have become too much.The yellow letters are enticing because they offer a low hassle and quick solution.

I was curious and enticed, so wanted to learn more.  

I'd be glad to help you should anything about SWFL entice you to want to learn more about the market.

We explained that once we can get him moved in, any prorated rent left for this month will be added to her deposit to try to entice her to get the heck out of dodge like she promised she would!  

I only have 35% down and I don't know if there is enough cash flow to entice a partner.  

It is enticing to be able to have one lump monthly payment including the mortgage and HOA fees but the added fee to the monthly payment just kind of hurts haha. 

I'd find out why they are selling and see if a strong selling price (as mentioned above), or 7% APR vs. lackluster returns from a bank acct would entice, or the tax benefits, or perhaps a quicker closing with seller financing can get the seller to jump on it.

I think this is enticing to renters, but how do I keep my costs down.Has anyone done this before?