Financially, it doesn't seem particularly enticing.

I've been dabbling long enough....It's been years....dreaming ......and looking longingly .......at the market and others flourishing....What enticed me to make the big bite?...... 

What are techniques people have used to entice tenants to allow for an open house.Thanks

Personally a high interest rate and a decent chuck of the profits would entice me to invest in you especially if you aren't putting your own money into the pot.

Anyway, I will have lots of questions later to run by the experience here on BP but for now, I was wondering if anyone can briefly explain how a typical investor relationship would be structured (how do I entice an investor & what do I offer) and what trait do I need to consult to capture that structure; attorney, accountant, etc.?

Anyway, I will have lots of questions later to run by the experience here on BP but for now, I was wondering if anyone can briefly explain how a typical investor relationship would be structured (how do I entice an investor & what do I offer) and what trait do I need to consult to capture that structure; attorney, accountant, etc.?

Small Multifamily and Commercial Real Estate (mostly large Multifamily) are very enticing to me, so this program's approach to using government loans and low to no-interest financing to get into commercial properties is intriguing.They talk aboutBroker CertificationGovernment Deal FundingAffordable Housing GrantsTax CreditsSection 8 programsAll of this for between $1k - $3k. http://governmentfundingsolutions.net/gfs/Once again, any insight would be awesome!

Inland Empire, Palmdale).I have also been researching out of state investing, and it looks enticing.

If we don't get a lot of interest in the first couple of weeks, we can always raise it to entice more realtors to show it.

In addition, I also find wholesaling to be quite enticing, but really I'm open to all paths of the REI world.