While I often disagree with MikeOh, his advice/analysis on this deal is close.When it comes to commercial multi-family units, it is very difficult to operate below the 50% OE.One thing that jumps out at me aside from the obvious "proforma" gross rents is the very low insurance rate.

There was nothing fraudulent about offering variable rate interest loans and I strongly disagree that lenders should be forced to re-write these loans.

(PS - Czech by birth; Hungarian by marriage and divorced by choice) :)Although I respect both your opinion and that of my dad, I do disagree to an extent.

Should I alert the agent that there will be an assignment or just continue to move forward without saying anything seeing that all parties have signed allowing this (keeping in mind that it was the original homeowner that signed but the bank did not disagree)?

I'll have to disagree with several of the above notes because it depends on:1) How much you know about design?

I disagree greatly with this statement.

Personally, and you'll find many who disagree, I think a house your live in is a liability, not an asset.

I must disagree with this point as did a fellow colleague elsewhere.

Hi Tami - I mildly disagree with Richard's answer that your transaction might not be worthy of an exchange, but be sure to see the info below, too.

I am going to disagree slightly.I don't think tax liens are necessarily best left to experts, but you do need to understand what you are getting into.VAST majority of tax liens do not result in tax deeds.