Yes, and the more times they can get you to transact, the better- evidenced by how often they keep reaching out to past clients asking if they are ready to move again, and trying to entice them by how much they claim they can get for their house.

No need to lower your rents in order to entice someone to rent from you.With that said and done, during the winter months, it does help to offer an incentive.  

good point. playing the advocate on this one...how or what would you suggest that could possibly entice an individual to play ball?

tty selection, no enticing discounts, so a decent one was $1100!

Or maybe it will entice them to stay longer and save me turnover costs down the road.

I typically let the tenant know it's time to talk about a move-out plan and present to them a couple of options that will entice them to give up the fight and move on.

@Justin Lanciault I do appreciate your time and energy to compose a response.I'll be sure to ask my PM about the MLS.Regarding your final thoughts: My PM will next recommend either spending $100-150 for professional photos and/or offer a discount for the first month to entice applicants.

Anyway,  if your basics aren't working to get rid of then you can try rolling the mouse killer pellets in peanut butter to entice them to eat it.  

Looking to find the right bank to build a large portfolio with, but that also doesn't seem to be enticing to them.

Of course that sounds enticing but I the rent to purchase price when I bought was around 1.5%.