What I look for if it's not a cash buyer:  large option fee, 2nd option fee after 1st one expires is also helpful, min 30 day closing, EM is always refundable so I really don't care if it's $0, buyer to cover $x amount over appraisal (if appraisal comes in short this is very enticing).

Then you can offer them an enticing "visit fee" that keeps both of you in the "winning" zone. 

. $150/mo isn’t that enticing for the wear and tear the college students can put on the property.

How do I entice them to lend me money on a deal?

I remember reading a blog post a few months back that someone had written about using a third party website that helped reduce their vacancy rate significantly because it would reduce pricing to entice more people to possibly choose your rental.

It's a newer phone with a wide-angle lens but it does almost as well as my $500 DSLR with a $400 lens and it fits in my pocket.Photos and video are supposed to entice the individual to perform an in-person showing.

As of right now an off market offer from me sounds me enticing to him due to the benefits he perceives from it.

This will save you time and money in the long run if a little cash will entice the person to leave sooner rather than later.If the person doesn't want to leave even for little cash then get the eviction started right away.

Distressed owners have some reason they need to get out of the business of rentals, the reasons are endless, but knowing as much as you can about your seller can point to opportunities to solve their problems.The tired landlord is the ready to retire types or those tired of fixing, cleaning and having to be a landlord, a walk to the mail box for a check is more enticing than paying a property manager and having owner's responsibilities.

My mind is enticed and gears are definitely turning .