I will probably start with absentee owners and maybe do probate.Because of my current situation, I do not feel inclined to rehab a property.

However, we already incorporated an LLC and I am inclined to put the property on there?

You quite verbalized what I repeatedly keep thinking about.I've been inclined to just ignore it.

I use to be very inclined to do property tax certificates and deeds for sell by some states.  

Here's the deal:  If a person in business displays professionalism and appears to be ethically, legally, and practically aligned with my clients' interests, I'll be inclined to work with them.  

So I did some digging-- It was bought for $40K over 20 years ago---it's in a crime ridden neighborhood ( I suspect this was why it was boarded up) --it is in a neighborhood that is centrally located to highways, byways and downtown, and based on what I have seen/read/researched this area will eventually see an incline. 

Ultimately, it doesn't look like this transaction will work out as the seller doesn't seem inclined and motivated to sell.

I'm inclined to have her just sign the lease, but if he holds over does it make it harder for us, as the landlords, to assert our rights against a squatter with no lease whatsoever?  

So i am probably looking into property management companies but not inclined to invest in the NY area as i feel that prices are too high and wont get an adequate return. 

I would have to accept a loan with 7% (30 to 40-year loan in Portugal, where I am from) because modular homes are not yet considered "traditional "houses.That's why I was inclined to go for the 4-year personal loan in Dubai.And yes, you are totally right!