Some of it has to do with the marketing - do you have good pictures and an enticing description?

I too think there should be enough meat on a bone to entice the buying investor back.

I am not familiar with the company specifically but I would just say that out-of-state investors (particularly from California) who are looking at turn key properties are often enticed by the "pro-forma" cash flow projections & sometimes do not put enough focus on the sales comparables (i.e. what is the 'true market value' of the property at Day 1 & how does that relate to how much I paid). 

The property will most likely be sold to an investor who would rehab the property and flip it.Full disclosure: the property is small and not worth a whole lot in its current state so I am aware this may not be super enticing for an agent in terms of a commission.

(Don't click the photo below.. it's just meant to entice you to watch the movie!)

So if you bought your share for 25K and decide to sell in 1 year or 5 you can only sell at the 25K initially invested (to entice the members to stay in longer).

I haven't even done this yet and I know hidden costs will ALWAYS appear.The 0% deal is an enticer, but I think the seller is using that to cloud the buyer's numbers.

The math is too enticing.

But it remains an enticing idea for Seattle renters who face constant worries over whether they will be priced out.”

The listing agent or the listing agent's firm then decides how much of a fee they will offer to other agents as an enticement for them to show the property, and the seller typically has to agree to it on the listing agreement--that's generally referred to as a co-broke fee.