https://www.facebook.com/mitcheldurfee/videos/1015...I committed to purchasing 1 million in real estate assets and now I need some help and guidance! 

He makes millions of dollars selling the dream and more free than not, the only thing you end up with is a nightmare.

What interest rate would attract lenders? 

My question is, what are some of the creative strategies we could use to attract cash buyers; in other words what are some of the things that we could do to lead them to us instead of us chasing them one by one? 

Thank you @Brad M. that is awesome advice, especially because were trying to find a MFH as close to campus as possible (w/o spending a million lol) @Ben Leybovich Thats the sage advice I expected lol @Aaron Montague thanks for the heads up, Ive seen a few "cheap" MFH but I'm sure theres a HUGE reason.  

I know that wholesaling can be attractive due to the low cost of entry....but you mention learning to crawl before you walk.  

I am attracted to it for a number of reasons: lower unemployment and vacancy rates than Memphis, and there's quite a few brick buildings that are more modern than that in my budget in Memphis, and definitely cheaper than Nashville by a mile.

If you're going to flip the property, then the attractiveness of the home would come more into play, as well as it's features compared to the competition of other homes in the area (as you mentioned, lack of curb appeal, lake frontage, size, inconvenient commute).

so we both protect ourselves and interests, don't want to have a multi million dollar empire and fight over money not good!.

These neighborhoods are very actively developing high end condos to attract the New York buyers who have been priced out of their city.