I would start by asking the seller (or agent), "Are you (or your client) willing to entertain a joint venture?" 

Stay skeptical.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.

I hear on many podcasts that people wont entertain a property unless they can hit $250 of cashflow for the door.

I wouldn't even entertain that LOI, which by the way is irrelevant in the scenario of executing a lease option.

., work related supplies, travel, meals and entertainment) are not considered wages as they are provided for offsetting a specific expense incurred while performing a service for the employer. 

If a prospective tenant attended a showing and told you they won't need the stove and would like to pay $50/mo. less - would you entertain reducing your rent?

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

On the contrary, I am quite entertained by many of the posts.

You shouldn’t even entertain giving keys before all money is paid.

I’m not going to entertain your comments anymore.