Brandon mentions it is ideal to flip "on the incline".

You can pursue it separately for damages if the seller refuses to renegotiate and you are so inclined. 

Strategy: I want to build a cash flowing rental portfolio - I know that common sense says invest from abroad = turnkey properties but I more inclined to buying distress properties and rehabbing them.

I understand the rationale behind aiming on the lower $ coverage side since the exposure is spread out a bit more, but I would like to take the pulse of the industry:  are you more inclined to insure for less coverage with a lower deductible or insure for more coverage with a higher deductible, assuming premium is equal? 

I would be inclined to turn the bad one over to the state's appraisal licensing board to answer for their error.

My thought is the tenant will be more inclined to take care of the house because they plan to own it eventually. 

If this treatment happened quickly after the new tenants moved in, I'm inclined to believe the fleas were already there.

You can then donate proceeds if so inclined.

I'd be more inclined to invest in Utah County than SLC though taking full advantage of BYU and the Mormon influence.

Would the bank REO-brokers be more inclined to look at my offer if they get the entire 5% commission?