I would be more inclined to see where it could sneak around that wall.Think of sound like water.

That way your buyer has some skin in the game and will be less inclined to back out.

@Jeff Greenberg Based on the appreciation in home values and rents i'm inclined to agree!

I might be inclined to drive by a few of them and see if they are vacant.

I'm more inclined to do "knowledge trading" (my info for yours), but am more than happy to share what I know with anyone, provided they are genuine, serious, hard working, honest and likely to include me in future deals.

(fid = flat, incline,decline) I try to eat as well as I can.

It used to be a predominantly white area with few rentals, but in the last few years there have been a lot of hispanics moving in who are more inclined to rent, so my parents and I are buying up the available homes one at a time and renting them out.

In this case, would banks be more inclined to ignore the fact that an investor doesn't have great credit?

because the number will also include an efax service. do you guys find prospects more inclined to call the 800 or local #?

But lately, I am inclined to get my salesperson's license again, and pursue my goals as an investor/future broker more aggressively.