If you ever find yourself inclined to delve deeper into real estate discussions, I would be honored to connect with you over a cup of coffee.Best regards,Aaron Ziegler

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The only true value to long term tenants with under market rents is they are inclined to pay more for less due to a reluctance to move.

Frankly I'd be inclined to give that zero credit.

I am not inclined to bet on it myself, but many investors have started grabbing properties with the anticipation of continued influx of high-paying jobs into the area that has driven property values and rents to ridiculous highs.

If the purchase is so thin that $5K makes it a "no deal" then I would inclined to keep looking anyway.It's my experience that the sewer could last in the current state for years or you could be digging it up next month.

When I do this...people like me and people are more inclined to do business with people they like. 

With that said, I do believe--and I have experienced--that when a buyer enters into exclusivity with a buyer's agent, the buyer's agent definitely is more inclined to invest more into the relationship. 

So, always get the background on anyone whose advice or opinion on a property whose opinion you are inclined to trust - before you trust. 

If you’re less inclined on the financial side but more interests in the physical asset you could work for a large contractor, an engineering firm, an architectural firm etc. all of these would have roles that you might be qualified or interested in.