They will attract better tenants that will take care of the property.

If you want the basic no-overlays Fannie/Freddie LTV caps, meaning the best you can find that'll be a good 30YF at an attractive rate...I think Freddie Mac 2nd home LTV might be out of date, rest should be accurate as of this date. 

They could find an agent and list the property at a lower price that attracts the investors.

Burlington, a town outside Boston,  is building a lot of infrastructure and amenities which are attracting high income tech residents and the property values have been rising accordingly.

@Justin Hutchins It depends on the park and the type of clientele it attracts.

Unless you market is hot, you run the risk of attracting lower quality tenants.

The returns here are attractive to out of state investors.

Restraurants and retail can't attract employees and keep them in vancouver.

If people look only at your interest rates, your terms are really attractive. 

But if you go to an owner you must find a way to provide value to make your proposal more attractive then someone's else.Know that anything over 4 units = commercial... different rules and different buyers.