Direct deposit makes it very attractive.

Dear Bigger Pockets Members:  Let's be honest with each other here: One of the reasons that we are attracted to real estate, as an investment, is because of the unequal distribution of knowledge.

We are ultimately very satisfied with our floors and have put the 3 coats of satin poly to protect the floors and not give too much gloss, which would attract too much attention to the floors.

Areas that surround attractive neighborhoods stand to be revitalized before others due to the inevitable spillover that occurs as an area becomes more populous.

As a Realtor, I attracted real estate investors as clients.

The people we attract are not the ones normally living in this area.

I would have to agree 100% with Alex Craig it is better for you to get higher priced properties which in turn attract higher quality tenants which in turn makes management of the property much easier.

Provide a level of quality that may attract the better quality of tenants, but don't overdo it.

Of course, to compound this analysis, you can have a modest area that actually has certain sections that are seeing growth due to proximity to education, transportation, industry, or some other attraction like rivers and recreation.

If it doesn't make sense, find another partner if possible.You're right, 100% of zero is not attractive.