You seem to need a great dela of clarification on many points.You did not identify yourself to me as an attorney, and the essay you typed suggested some seriously flawed knowledge - or too much cold medicine, not sure which.As I mentioned, you can't run a business you haven't built, and NO ONE who is not independently wealthy should own properties in their own name.

This seems like a pretty big flaw in an alarm system. 

But your analogy is very flawed.

I calculate these are about 6 more tiles.The uncovered area feels soft.

Account Closed  I finally found the flaw in your returns math!!!

It's wonderful how this community can look at what on the surface might be a simple landlord/tenant issue and uncover other issues that impact both the landlord and the tenant.

His stance was never hopeless or dissatisfied even during the most unconfident circumstances with my flawed credit report, and events long ago that led up to my credit downturn which caused me to mismanage my finances.

The result entry would be a debit to cash, credit interest income, credit note receivable, then to recognize the gain a debit to the deferred gain, and a credit to recognized gain income.So to answer your question - not 86%, but 70.9% is the ratio used, which is also applied to the downpayment (the flaw in your current logic). 

Is my thinking flawed?

Will a title search uncover such specific information?