Asking for a 5 day closing with 0 D.D. received sunday afternoon.Today I call him and explain to him that this client is doing 5 deals a week and will need surveys/inspections/title etc and there is no way to do that in 5 days, even if he was inclined to.I'm told that "this is an easy deal and I'd never sell any property with a 'kick out clause' ever and I have two showings today so why would I even bother with your offer."

I admit it, I'm a lazy guy at heart and have to work hard to overcome this inclination regularly kicking myself in the pants. 

The good ones have so much work that they are less inclined to do work for someone that's not well established - yet.  

I am inclined to ask someone if they invest in real property how come they are looking to rent?

I would be more inclined to be working with 3 attorney's (landlord/tenant, RE contracts, entity structure, probate and BK) etc than a bunch of agents, but that's just me.  

A frustrated seller who has waited a couple months for a closing that didn't happen may be more inclined to take a cash offer that will not be subject to TRID delays even if that offer is a bit lower than the financed offer they accepted previously.

@Zack Carlson - You may want to try the same techniques a wholeseller would use to find those deals (if you have the time/money/inclination).

In fact, the calculation itself is very flawed and one could argue is useless too if they were so inclined.

You may find that people will be more inclined to be open with you once you begin being open with them.

Inclining?