It's a paid service, however the info they give in their "free" reports is enticing.

So, my creative financing friends, please comment on how would I structure a deal that will give the seller a revenue stream large enough to entice him to make a deal, yet still make it work for me?

That is what enticed people to do these creative loans in the first place.

Saying you will give them 30% of something you don't have isn't going to entice most to assist you.

Although I've seen some enticing turnkey investments, I've always decided against them because of the reasons stated by @Jay Hinrichs Right now Indianapolis is a hot market for turnkey investments. 

I am inclined to think that all the other talk is the Seller trying to entice the OP to purchase said asset (Mortgage & Note) by saying it is "almost done" or "I got a foreclosure order, I just didn't auction the property".  

What kinds of deals have you found in Long Beach that would be enticing to those with an investor mindset?

Properties (most - not all) are going for the most they've ever gone and state tax laws are not enticing new businesses to bring new jobs - i.e. more employees, more tenants/buyers.

If this doesnt entice you to get a website and become half the SEO God I am...

As you can see, I’m asking questions related to the property that would entice not only a buyer today but a buyer tomorrow and a traditional bank who will want to buy and loan on a property.