If I felt compelled to take her, I would ask for 2x monthly rent for deposit...but if I'm in a hot area with lots of renters, I would not be inclined to take her.

If this wasn't the primary residence I personally would be more inclined to take the risk.

On the 4th auction if you are the high bidder, even if the reserve has not been met, they are more inclined to negotiate with you.

I don't think Ernie is that way, however as a guy with a couple thousand probate deals under my belt, I haven't been inclined to take anyone else's training.

I would be inclined to raise rents closer to market.

I am more inclined to want the interest than the property so I look for owner/occupied properties with a history of past redemptions and liens that are about to expire so there is a likelihood that the owner of that certificate may begin foreclosure so that he or she does not lose his or her investment and I will be bought out at that point. 

BUT, my inclination is to ALWAYS try to keep as much property long term in SF.

So the whole thing is only $58.I'm inclined to simply correct 2018 and let it be,  as you mentioned. 

There’s little consistency except they will all accept a wire transfer all the time and in any amount.Since I'm not inclined to carry $300k in greenbacks to a title company, and would have to go to the bank anyway to get them, or even for a cashier's check, we just wire the money.

I'm inclined to agree with you there.