Others say they should charge less to be more attractive.

You want your property to attract them.

That may still work out to an attractive hourly rate for you but I suspect maybe not.

What I meant in my original questions, Is How can I make an attractive offer to potential investors?

:cool: This obviously substantially improved his DSR and allowed him to continue borrowing.Even if it doesn't necessarily make sense from an investment perspective (ie the 6%-ish return isn't very attractive, and may even be less than his cost of borrowing the funds), the fact that it enabled him to continue expanding his portfolio was what made this such a great option for him.

Not quite as attractive with oil prices falling.One of the issues is getting the power from the windy places to population centers.

Does anyone have any tips on how to do more to market the building and attract additional tenants?

Agents tend to attract people much like themselves.

These properties always seem to attract the lowest quality tenants.

BP has been am extraordinary source of i formation  we have been at it for a few months and will have two properties ready to go in a month or so  What is the best way to attract prospective renters?