If they want to counter, I'll walk it because I'm at my max and it's an investment not a personal residence.You can make  your deal more enticing by changing things like the down payment, closing time, contingencies, closing cost etc... it's not always coming down to price.

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.

The roughly $40k profit on this small of a ARV looks enticing, but can become a little or a lot less of a good deal depending on if you are borrowing money and what the terms are.

I'm sure that in the heat of the moment the special* exclusive* offers that gurus offer are very enticing.

This way they can gradually adjust to the new rent and likely stay in the unit.Finally a way to entice your tenants to stay is to give them a nice little "new owner" gift and the rent increase together.

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

I’ve been reading & learning about investing in MF properties, and I’m enticed to begin.

The math is too enticing.

The prices are enticing right now, but the population is (and has been) declining.  

That’s what my initial thought process was, but as many of you who may have attended real estate classes that offers these types of ‘systems’ or ‘gurus’ that costs thousands of dollars, they make it sound so enticing that makes you think the other way.