Raising interest rates is supposed to cool demand (cost of owning becomes more expensive), and cooling demand will tend to reduce prices over the longer term (less people can afford the prices so less interest and reduced prices required to entice buyers back to the market).

The more I listen to the flagship podcast, the more large multifamily entices me.

So wait, you entice me with this whole NO MONEY thing now I am asked to pay for this and that program?

(I could probably have gotten away without the points, but I wanted to make it enticing.)

Account Closed As a broker, a 4% commission (or bonus) does nothing to entice me to sell a home.

I think to really make it enticing, you would need to get a three or four-plex.

I wish I did understand the market, because the prices are really enticing.  

While the location is in a high-potential area, these old, tiny unit buildings are potentially tough - there's only so many desirable tenants who want to live in a 400sf studio in a 100+ y/o building and pay more than $1k/m in rent for it.Not many people want to own and operate as asset like this, which is probably why it's (A) on Loopnet and (B) has a lease option offered to entice buyers. 

And maybe even entice you to invest out of state ... who knows?

Might want to mention how many lenders you have on there to properly entice people...