Some people might see a $600 incentive more attractive, vs a $650 rent (if market rate is $700).

(If using OPM and private investment channels, indicate the attractive “CASH OFFER” phrase) It doesn’t hardly sound like a tactic, but I seem to land 1 deal a month from a contractor, neighbor, friend, family member, or a general acquaintance.

Seasoned flipping investors- if you could go back in time (not to 2010) when you started investing, what actions would you do to attract private money partners?

Half-assed work only attracts half-assed buyers...

I myself haven't latched onto this model yet, another set of hands touching my food isn't that attractive to me. 

Is the subject to / sell with owner financing option that makes this the more attractive deal somehow? 

But they are salesmen and their whole purpose is to attract business to the area, I do not believe they would mis-lead me but they may not give me the entire story either.

It would only fulfill the owners needs in a very small percentage of cases.With the low interest rates, relatively easy money, and endless investment capital available today, an attractive property reasonably priced will easily sell so that there’s no inventive for a seller to consider a master lease instead unless the property is deficient in some way or he’s priced way above market.

@Nathaniel Walker After having owned 2 bed and breakfasts they can be just as lucrative as STR if you have attractions or good enough marketing to draw in your customer base.

Given that I tried my best to make the property as attractive as it could be, what else could I try to generate more volume towards it?