Great post, thanks for sharing your experience, @dan m.It'd be interesting to see this turn into a megathread of various GA county auctions.If one were so inclined, he or she could include county name, link to tax sale site and or list, recurring date for auctions (i.e.

I was hoping to rent every other weekend, but after talking to the county today and hearing about the $600 2-year permit fee, I’m less inclined to deal with Airbnb.

While HELOC can be a great tool for financing real estate, they often are least likely to be available when you need them.If this is separate from your real estate investments, in today's fixed interest rates I would be inclined to increase a stock portfolio rather than paying down mortgage debt. 

All they care about is putting someone in your home and getting a paycheck, so they are naturally inclined to take the quick and easy path.

We want to enjoy the freedom of our passive income FIRST, then go back to work on making more money later... if we are so inclined:) I wanted to tell my story because it is not the typical guns a blazin' approach most investors take... 

I'm also confused, and this is quite possibly a very dumb statement, with why sellers are more inclined to sell for cash rather than with a buyer that is getting financed?

People think they’re being invited to something and will be inclined to open it.

Originally posted by @James Cox:@Ryan NolanI’d be inclined to leave it but that’s the appraiser in me talking.

I doubt he can engage in this forum.. but he sure will learn how uinlicensed wholesalers go about marketing their wares and how easy it will be for the state to find them and if the state is so inclined stop unlicensed activity.BP is all powerful these days I made a post about wanting to hire a RMLO to do some seller carry back note disclosure docs for me because I did not have my license in NV.

I’m not inclined to use my local REI group cause I want the best.