I don’t want to “waste” my 4 stars on misunderstandings like this.

Please do not misunderstand my intentions or make your own conclusions before fully reading and understanding my question and the actual transaction in general.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding the situation as you've stated it, but if you own a lot and the person who owns the adjoining lot wants to sell (a lot that you want / need), and you're already in-touch directly with that person - WHY involve an agent (middle-man)?

Most likely, I am misunderstanding the zoning as this is the first time I have done deeper than surface-level research on zoning.

(whole other discussion)So we see that the relationship of A, B & C does matter but I think folks misunderstand what the relationship means in the context of 'raising' money.

Maybe I am misunderstanding -- are you looking for a wrap for all 10 together or cash-out refinances?

Also, I think to a certain extent, you are misunderstanding the way a bank uses the 4506 and 4506T.

Yeah, there is ONE HUGE misunderstanding with Win 8.

A BP member posted some notes he was selling, one interested me @$62,135, monthly payments of $820.27, 160 payments remaining, 12%, no discount.So I calculate the following.820.27 x 160 = 131,243.20 (total returns)131,243.20 - 62135 = 69108.20 (total interest collected)69108/160= 431.92 (interest payment per month, as a constant over the life of the loan.)431.92.x 12 = 5183.11 (annual interest)5183.11/62135 = 8.3%So rather then 12% interest I get 8.3%, however when I plug the original numbers into a financial calculator I get the loan paying 12% there is something I am not calculating right, or something I am not understanding, which will no doubt be affecting my due diligence.Help me correct my misunderstanding.

I know doing that it's not legal and I can take him to court but I want to anticipate to that problem.Please, don't misunderstand me.