It's a beautiful farmland in a rural area.I am inclined to accept.

It seems like you have decent equity and could pull that out with a refi invest in another property if you're so inclined.

@Mike Jordan I am open to other markets, but don't think I have the inclination, experience or know-how to go to cold-weather markets.

Health being one of them.Were it a lower sales price, I’d be more inclined to go with the 10 year ARM and refinance at the 10 year mark, but with your high price tag, refinancing can be expensive depending on the state of the country in year 2030.

A strong operator is of course important (and you should vet sponsors rigourously), but would you be more inclined to invest in a managing partner with let's say $50 million under management that underwrote a deal for 17%+ IRR (with the numbers to back it up)?

Theythought it might be easy to get around the proposed restriction if the restriction were not expanded.HUD RESPONSE: The Department is not inclined, at this time, to expand the scope of relatives to which the restriction applies. 

If you have an AA coming out of high school you are obviously bright and academically inclined.

less inclined to do that due to costs but can i build out the effeciency and rent that out separately from the main house? 

My first inclination is to attempt to get him to execute proper lot lease agreements with all tenants prior to the purchase but I have a strong feeling that he won’t go for that; it could be construed has him “selling his friends out.”If I were to purchase “as is” (sans lot leases) can I then require tenants to sign lease agreements or face eviction?

She lives out of state and doesn't have the money, time, or inclination to keep it, fix it up and resell it to someone else.