They opened my eyes to so many other possibilities like structuring seller financing, attracting private money, creative investing and so much more.

I'm trying to figure out how this could be attractive to an investor.

@Myles Daniel You can try attracting other investors willing to haul and setup mobile homes on your lots.

I have closed a few deals in Darby and Collingdale and have seen inventory at a fairly low price point which makes it attractive for my investors.

Hi Ted,I have been a Broker in DeLand for about 20 years, and there are definitely a lot of attractive areas to invest in. 

Doesn't mean you later have to accept that low of an amount but it would attract a lot more investors. 

Our loan on a SFR in Spokane is going to auction next week on 8/16 and we are wrestling with a starting bid that will attract buyers.

The area is so student dense that there shouldn’t be any issue finding tenants but attracting the right ones would be important

This combined with a very proactive Mayor who seeks initiatives that encourage economic growth have really become attractive to those investing in Pittsburgh.

If you have a good payment history, you can structure the sale terms to be attractive to the Seller, especially since they will not have to pay to manage the property anymore and repairs will be your responsibility.