A small down payment might entice a buyer.

Only thing is, I have no earthly idea what I am doing.I have come across a place that has 5 units all of which are currently occupied which in itself was enticing enough for me to take a look. 

A walk through a house with a tablet can produce the spreadsheet in less than an hour.You could go on the internet and inventory every item yourself, see which items work by trial & error on your first rehab project...if you want to spend the time...but somebody else has already done it.While the 3 day boot camp shows you the basics, as is the case they entice you with their advanced programs $15k, $20k and $25k worth of assistance....which I can't justify or speak for. 

My reasoning is that a lender should not entice a borrower to abandon equity, the deed needs to be made with or at the borrower's free act and deed, their decision and at their request, not as a demand from a lender.

Enticing but substance?

I've also noticed in many of the contracts I've stumbled across that it states that buyer pays half and seller pays half of closing costs.Don't most wholsale contracts have the end buyer pay ALL that way it is more enticing for the seller to sell?

This will entice the investor and get more attention.Good luck!

Content is what dictates better search engine placement AND entices people to keep coming back.

Look - I know investors are enticed by the word "cheap" (I'm an investor too), but "cheap" and "contractor" should never be used in the same sentence.  

Builders seem to be able to entice most of the home buyers into new vs. used.