If I really don't like someone, there's always a way to make then go elsewhere without denying them housing, this enticing them to reject your offer of housing. charge higher rent ask for a higher deposit make fun of their car or clothes be late for an appointment, continue to offer them appointments at weird times or locations charge for applications and or showings approve their application, but for a different property, not the nice one. charge a move in fee In general, it's okay to charge a higher rent/fees if you think the tenant is high risk.

Unless you meant to say a used gas stove in the first place ...This is the sort of thing that my lease renewal letter would have as option #3 for renewal, where I give the tenant a choice to get something they want to entice them to renew (and bump that rent up of course).

The only reason people are enticed to go with programs like this is the idea of getting the private money to do a deal. 

Buying out the investor with a bridge loan is also enticing to an investor as it cuts down holding time and costs - and gives your parents time to sell their property and move at their leisure.I grew up in Los Angeles and have a local experienced investor who would be a great resource for this particular situation.

The local tax is about 10%.So it's enticing for the new buyers if they don't need to pay that 10% income tax.

Also, if I do get this under contract at either price, does it look more enticing to a flipper or buy and hold personThanks!

New construction was enticing because it would be a low maintenance property to manage.

Helpful to have an option that allows you to achieve all of these steps in one place (ie. keep track of things like rent payments + leases, but it also offers several other tools as well -- the ability for tenants to build a credit score up to 40+ points for on-time rent payments with the latest CreditBoost feature; which can be enticing for them as rent tends to be one of the largest monthly expenses for most Americans.

But how do you entice an employee to work in a City that they aren't welcome to live in???

I went to the free one day seminar and it was really encouraging and enticing but when I researched the company further it looked very similar to the other guru courses.Also, sorry everyone about the multiple postings, I kept getting an error message when I hit submit.