I check how clean their car is (especially if they say they are a neat freak)I make sure they fill out my application completely, if they were lazy I tend to be less inclined to rent to them because I don't think they take it seriously or have something to hide.decent credit-- I believe this is an important one my thought process is if they are behind on other payments or have delinquent accounts what other issues do they have?

Had he come clean about this from the start I'd be more inclined to have given him a chance.

This is a flip and we have received great feed back on the finished result, I would be inclined to let it sit however I have a hard money loan and making that payment each month isn't fun.

Obviously I'm going to do some due diligence before handing over $500 to a salesperson in an application fee (not that inclined to do it, anyway).

The current management company is more inclined to paint a better picture because they are also the listing agent.

You need to account for those numbers - vacancy rate, maintenance, management, any utilities you pay for.In my opinion, you're cutting it way to close with the numbers you show here and I'm inclined to think you're in the red every month.

Prior to him buying the car, his credit was very good, which is how his credit report reads and this was also verified by a previous landlord.I'm inclined to go ahead and accept them, but ask for two-months security deposit, which they said they are willing to do.

Joe GoreI have not used backpage but I think you are right.I'm more inclined to look at it to see if it is better/easier then CL.

It seems like he's abusing Craiglist.I've flagged ads when I had the time to do it, and the inclination.  

We are more inclined to be closer to the beaches, so I've been looking at areas around Largo, Seminole, St.