I am not inclined to allow this, but I have thought of requiring that he rent at a daily rate until closing.

Extra points if you feel inclined to explain why.Note: This poll is out of curiosity.

After reading the replies I’m inclined to the first couple as well. 

@Joe VilleneuveThank you this was helpful, the reason I asked this question is I have a duplex where I live in one unit and rent other, currently the other unit is vacant and I need to relocate to another state due to a job change and I feel managing the rental from out of state will be a hassle so I am inclined to sell and it may not make sense to rent it now as the new tenant may get irate if I put it on sale soon after he moves inespecially during this pandemic.

However, I am more inclined on waiting a year, rake up those savings and have leverage once we see a great deal, whereas my husband is more aggressive and wants to go fully in in 6 months. 

@Mike Lambert After having lived in both, I would be inclined to agree with much of what you've said above. 

I am inclined to make it look on paper like I am renting out my current home until I have the investment property secured.

They'll be more inclined to work with you, as if you ReFi out from them, they lose. 

Are you seeing any inclination that a market dip is approaching.

I know I'm in the minority here, but I would be inclined to invest in a large city at this point in the cycle.