Back then I was much more inclined to take a more concentrated risk with the somewhat limited capital we had.  

Since they've lied multiple times at this point, and di not do the work correctly the first time, I am not inclined to make any deal that involves them performing work on the property.At this point the deal will very likely fall through, I'd value opinions from anyone who has faced similar situations.

For those that have the time, skill and inclination, they might want to be more hands on and save some money.

Quote from @Keetaek Hong: @Bruce Woodruff that is inspiring :) My inclination towards those cities has more to do with maintenance/operation.

So I think it could also be a lifestyle decision, my parents who are reaching retirement age, would be more inclined to go after turnkey deals b/c that allows them to be hands off. 

I expected a slight pull-back actually, of -3/4%, not an incline.

As a lawyer, my inclination to read and digest the contract of sale brought a number of questions to light that I wanted to clarify before proceeding with the deal.

With regards to a lawyer, I am inclined to the persons saying that it is useless.

I understand that long term it will be the tenant's responsibility, but I imagine it will impact what I can charge/tenant's inclination to stay.

And if you're inclined, there are noise dampening mitigation measures you can employ.