are they so attractive because they sell fast or because comissions are way higher, than with "normal" deals ?

That it attracts bugs and vermin and you will bill her for pest control if she brings roaches into the house with her garbage.

I don't care what the numbers say, if the neighborhood is a place I wouldn't let my family live in, then I'm not going to attract good quality tenants.

Access to great deal flow should attract money in droves.

In comparing the SDIRAs out there, what is making one company more attractive than the others?

I have read recently in the wall street journal that the foreclosures and rentals markets were both going to become very attractive to investors in the near distant future.

I keep researching and think that this is a great way to attract new tenants.

Apart from knowing how to attract motivated sellers, investors must also find out the reasons why people become desperate or motivated to sell:DISTRESSED PROPERTYSometimes the property becomes distressed or in need of repair and the seller does not have the funds to correct the issue.

It attracted the best of the low income rental crowd.

For Japanese investors, this makes US goods cheaper (they have to sell fewer yen to buy dollars to invest in US goods), and therefore more attractive as investments.