I am new to the investment game and a am more inclined for my first investment to be out of state.

I would just say avoid pocketing that cash as cash flow because then you’d be inclined to spend it.

So in a housing market like DFW where new constructions are in incline, does it make sense to invest in older houses.

If you can bring a solid plan to him, that is well fleshed out, he will be more inclined to listen.

Turn key is a good way and maybe the only way for a new out of state investor that has a demanding job and busy life and doesn't have the time, skills or inclination to do it on their own.

Folks are way more inclined to help you that way. 

@Mike Gammarino I would be more inclined to leverage your new purchase and leave the rental alone.

We are having a hard time defining what type of tenants would be most inclined to rent in a multifamily.3.

On the flip side, if you're honest with me and can demonstrate that you have some knowledge in the industry (or at least have a good attitude about learning) I would be more inclined to help you out and make it work out for both of us.

I am inclined to go the multifamily investment route too and a JV would be awesome.