I myself do not plan to sell homes for a longer period of time, but I know that things change as we can't predict the near future so I'm trying to be open to things of that nature.Having explained this - sorry its long - are there any recommendations for either side of this?

Of course, past figures won’t necessarily predict the future, but some homes/condos available for sale have an established rental base and renters that come back year after year.

Taxes, insurance, vacancy, etc. are pretty easily predictable and recurring.

Response is impossible to predict.

No note or mortgage instrument I've ever read contains such a provision.

IMO, a BPO is not the proper value instrument in this type of situation (construction/rehab loan financing).

I use a Texas Instruments BA II Plus hand calculator.

Just beware that it's not easy to predict the future so research those growth assumptions.

Before closing, clear up the title and you'll find that the lien has likely been satisfied.Most frequently, bail has been satisfied and, as a matter of industry practice, bondsmen do not go out of their way to release or reconvey the security instrument.

While it's impossible to predict the future, the 50% rule does not figure in for future appreciation and higher/lower interest rates.