A lot of depends n my opinioNIdepends if it is rented for $500 or $2000If it’s $2000 I would just accept it and figure I’ll take it out of the deposit when they leavedepends if it was easy to rent the first time I would be more likely to end their lease when the next 30 day time period is upDepends how long they’ve been there and if they’ve been paying on time if they’ve been there for a year or more and they’ve been paying on time I probably would let it go depends if they’re paying market rent or not if they’re not I would be more inclined to have them get out after the next 30 day period is up

I'd be more inclined to let a place sit vacant longer than allow the wrong tenant, or take a risk on someone I wasn't 100% sure on.

I know dozens of business owners and wealthy folks that attempted to retire in Incline Village, NV for tax reasons... they all end up moving back.

If they were taking advantage and living for free I be more inclined to have sleepless nights.

We are open to financing the operations but are not equipped or inclined to actually run the operation.

IMO flipping is a business, if you're inclined look into running a business & this may help. 1) Yes, in what order?

I'd be way more inclined to try to work with a pit service dog over an emotional support dog though.

The shorter the payback period, the more inclined I am to spend the money.Documentation, Documentation, DocumentationThis is where it falls down.

But this should at a minimum give you some leverage if you are inclined to pursue. 

I can see for many, once they get going after a while, may be inclined to not bother with financing at all.