I stumbled across these guys 'Cashcow Complexes' last night. http://cashcowcomplexes.com/index.shtml The service they offer is enticing, but they say very little about who they are ...no names, pictures, and property details.

I'm assuming that when you bought the note for 5,500 it was non-performing and then you came up with terms for the borrower by lowering the principal and payment amounts so that they could be enticed to start paying again?

One aggressive broker has tried to entice us into selling our property and exchanging into a Triple Net option, buying into a Walgreen’s or CVS with a 5% return range.

I will definitely expand my search into Cape Coral area since all the pointers are going there and it seems very enticing :-).

I suppose I could pay them for 40 hours if I only paid them $10/hr, but that is hardly an enticing salary.

With older (and many not so old) buildings, it's almost impossible to prevent their entry, but it is possible to make the building less attractive of a place to stay.Mice breed quickly, so ultimately they become the property owner's problem regardless of how they entered and whether the tenant laid out a buffet enticing them to stay.  

Your offer sounds enticing I do hope you find a mentor in your area.

I think a threat of a lawsuit could entice the landlord to fulfill the contract and get a hotel of their own if needed.To @Mike McCarthy who wrote:"Most/all leases will probably be worded similarly.

On our last deal it took about a month longer to finalize the raise and we gave up a bit more than we should have had to to entice investors into the deal.I'm hoping that for our next deal we will have more investors in our stable and not need to go outside for as much money as we did.

That bank/lender/servicer WILL control any amount you may try to entice the seller with.