What really bothers me is these so-called gurus are all using the same model... entice you with glitz and glamour of how you can become a "Real Estate Genius" by using there systems only to find out after you have paid thousands of dollars to them most of the info they teach can be found for free or at least minimal costs.  

There are a few things you could offer to make the deal enticing to the seller, such as a balloon payment, but I would keep it to less than 10 years unless it is too good of a deal.You need a purchase and sale agreement with the terms and after under contract you will work with the title company to get a mortgage and promissory note drafted by an attorney to be signed at closing. 

Turkey, a NATO member is interacting with brics, that's how enticing brics are now.

It sounds like the deal is more enticing and therefore more valuable if they can deliver a unit vacant.

Sounds enticing:  buy property after property for .35 on the dollar, quickly flip it to someone else for a fast, fat profit. 

Send out flyers about recently sold/purchasedYou are enticing them to find an agent.

What kind of options are available that I could use to entice the seller to accept a 5-10% or smaller downpayment on a seller finance deal?

Likely would then just be our home and two more LTRs.I know splitting property is a huge hassle and not sure if it’s worth it - although six homes and the possibilities is very enticing.

So they use broad strokes to entice new people to talk to them, but they don't have the knowledge or expertise to do the job.

Most enticing is it is located on a very well established street with a wall score of 92 - lots of restaurants, bars, shops and a park nearby.