Has anyone had any experience or insights on working with this real estate company and their agents?Thank you!http://www.inclinehome.com/?p=agentresults.asp

That said, my inclination would be Hyde Park.

My guess is though that BRRRR deals like this are NOT a dime a dozen, so, the more equity each deal gives you, the MORE I'm inclined to recommend: Buy/Rehab/Rent/Refi/REPEAT!

I'm just throwing this out there so you can look around and see what others are doing in your market.Personally, I would be more inclined to keep a property you described as a rental.  

Meaning, If I claim I stubbed my toe on the door step of your rental property and I'm owed $5 million for the loss of my pinky toe, your insurance carrier steps in and says "Hell no, we'll give you $50 to cover your copay at the walk in clinic...Have a nice day and be on your way."

Guess who is outside talking to them about their horrible experiences and their inclination to get rid of that property......Some area also have legal papers with all eviction filings that you can buy and use to your own benefit.

And I'm inclining more towards building. 

All else being equal, I'd much rather rent to Eddie than Tony (he meets income requirements and I know he's been at his job for at least 16years), but I don't like that he moved in unannounced.I'd welcome advice on how to handle this either way, but my first inclination is to get applications from the two new tenants and let them fulfill the last four months of the lease and re-evaluate with them in early March.  

I'd be inclined to increase the deposit significantly rather than accept prepaid rent.  

I have already met a few flippers and am getting to know them.If I offer them better deals, they maybe more inclined to lean my way.