Many people are enticed by low-cost properties in some areas of the country.

My wife went to school in NC and we visit friends there pretty often so Charlotte/Charlotte outskirts are enticing to us as well from the stand point of viewing properties and knowing the area.

Rents are high if you can cleanup the units and make them enticing to the tenants, even in areas that are not class A or B.

Brining a "deal" is often the most enticing.

Yes, they're not all bad, but to have a one stop shop with as much information and tools as a real estate investor could possibly want was simply really enticing for me.

I was thinking about using the service as well and seeing success stories like yours makes it all the more enticing.

The real estate market there is enticing because there is a lot of inventory and properties are selling, but since I know very little, is it smart to depend on a realtor that is a distant relative, and doesn't work with investors very often?

Not a very enticing place. 

They will instruct a party to continue under their guidance, bait the bad doer and move in on them or, they will have a "plant" buyer to make an offer or entice business and then nail them.

The prospect of never dealing with landlord tenant court again and making more money is enticing.