My first inclination is to say "here's your $60, pay by the 1st or I'm serving your eviction notice since I've already served a 5 day notice".

I'm under the assumption that higher interest rates means people will be less inclined to purchase houses, and more inclined to rent.

Whenever I have a roof leak on a commercial building my first inclination is to replace the roof.  

Get a GOOD CPA (or an EA if you're so inclined) to review, amend, and fix yo **** asap. 

Good luck, and I would love to hear how the market is in Harrodsburg if you are inclined to share the deal you end up making.

.), I'm not inclined to fix them.  

I find most potential tenants have some type of issue with credit, income or assets, that would be reasonable to reject them for, if I were so inclined. 

Since the long term plan would be to move here, I might be inclined to self manage until you can get a better plan in place. 

My inclination is to get the house appraised on Day 1 and do a delayed financing.

On the contrary - they are obligated to get the seller the highest possible price for the property (and thus maximize their own commission).In addition, many listing agents (particularly those that list REOs and fixer-uppers) are high-volume, low drag...meaning they have neither the time nor the inclination to show their own listings and work with buyers on the hundreds of things that have to be done to get from "offer" to "closing table"- handling the buyer's side of the transaction is very time consuming and detail-oriented, and many listing agents expect you to come in with a buyer's agent that works for you and will keep the transaction on track.And finally, how are you making offers on MLS listed properties if you don't have access to the MLS?