Are you mechanically inclined?

While everyone is saying "We Buy Houses", by using a 2 step marketing plan as you described above you'd basically be saying "We Buy Houses and Here's a Free Report that shows you How" I'd be inclined to think that absentee owners would jump on that before anything else.

I wouldn't be inclined to give the contractor a piece of the deal.

I'm more inclined to believe that, areas which suffer the most economically also provide the greatest opportunities for wealth.

While they try to ensure that the laws are enforced wholly and substantially, including deterring those who might feel inclined to break the law, sometimes that enforcement occurs after a law has been broken.

Probably even more so - because as long as someone is making payments, the bank is probably less inclined to "deal".

The ones that spam the boards, get their posts deleted, then go away are never seen.I'm inclined to give someone the benefit of the doubt.

The loan company almost certainly will not disclose anything about the loan without prior (written) authorization from the borrower; in this case, the borrower and owner are one and the same.Make a deal with the defaulted borrower if possible; otherwise you can buy at the foreclosure sale if you are so inclined (could be risky), or wait for it to become REO if nobody buys at the foreclosure sale.Too early to phone citibank's reo dept - wait until it actually is an REO.

It feels like some kind of catch phrase.My first inclination is to think that it comes from those Nouveau Riche people.Am I right?

It's a short sale and they've got 30 days to get the lien holder approval (they actually advertised it as pre-negotiated, but wanted 90 days for this).In the meantime, I want to keep searching and making offers on properties.My Realtor doesn't seem to be inclined to make official low ball offers - his reasoning is that it's "insulting" to the seller's agent and wastes everyone's time.