Go to open houses, call landlords with for rent signs and talk with them, join a local apartment owner's or landlord's association.Getting the "maximum" may sound enticing, but you may find that going a little under the maximum the market will bear will get you a broader range of applicants more quickly, allowing you to select the best candidate from a larger pool - someone who may stay longer and be more reliable than the person who has no other options than to pay that maximum.Set your price and advertise.  

If not and you have to sell you could get crushed with a loss having to move the cap high enough to entice a buyer to purchase.Other NNN properties work completely different than this.

My guess is that they are trying to entice people to put lots of debt on the cards and then not be able to pay it back so they can make some money.

If you want to buy a hot property FHA or MA housing you might have to pay considerably more to entice the seller.

As the properties sit on the market an offer in the pocket will start to look more enticing even if it is significantly lower than the asking price at least that is what I was taught.

They want enough term left so that they can entice another investor to buy the asset from them. 

It's a tough one, esp since the low ticket prices of C and D class props can be SOOOO enticing - they all look amazing on paper but often turn out to be...this.Do you have any equity built up in any of these properties?

Hello @James Figliozzi,Low-priced cities are enticing if your goal is not financial independence.

Enticing because their cheap but so hard to get your money out.  

Hey BP Community,So I'm a newbie to investing and I just stumbled across Civic Source with all their enticing possibilities.