Put something that sparks emotion like you want it for your personal use. 

Like Russ i would not even bother with a FSBO.. most are over priced delusional sellers.. and occasionally you find a deal.. but you really need that agent in the middle to take the emotion out of the transaction.. 

Keep emotions out of the way and just spell out the next steps with the outgoing tenant.

One more tip – people remember stories that trigger their emotions.

That said, it's not for sale, and from what a local agent told me yesterday, it won't be for a while (I think she's friends with the folks who own it)... so, that one may not be for us (plus, using emotion for an investment isn't a good idea, I know).

I have found that the more kids we had the harder it got, emotionally and logistically.  

These folks smell your desperation, your newness and can easily emotionally manipulate you by dangling an allusion of their wealth in front you.

I know this is just business, and I shouldn't get emotional.

Quit spending emotional energy on this credit problem.

know your market and evaluate all property, do get emotionally regards of its purpose... unless you're rich.