I will not entertain it.

I'm also a realtor in Nashville and am the GP of Klout Capital.Again, stay skeptical y'all.Herzliche Grüße-Andreas* The preceding has been my opinion only, the views are my own, and are intended for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.

But you will find deals worth entertaining. 

It's easy for me to undermine the qualitative aspects of a deal (jobs, schools, entertainment) when the cash flow looks amazing on paper.

Here are some factors to consider:High Demand: Hollywood, Florida, is a popular tourist destination with beautiful beaches and a vibrant entertainment scene.

Just because NAR is eliminating the requirement to cooperate by paying the buyer side agent costs does not mean that it is not a good idea to put the money out there or entertain negotiations that help a buyer purchase your property.

They've got about 1 billion in commercial development started focused on entertainment and large multifamily up there.

Guests are steps away from downtown restaurants, bars, breweries, shopping, & entertainment.

New York sellers/property owners, in my experience, have only entertained seller financing if the buyer is putting down 15-30% minimum.

It’s a 5 minute drive from a major entertainment district and near the crossroads of 2 interstates.