I know everyone on the forums for he most part is baking in certain assumptions to their estimates such as repairs, capex, etc. to calculate their return on investment and expected cash flow.

I am making the assumption that the purchaser of the lien will have to properly notify both the borrower as well as myself as the lien holder before they can go through with the foreclosure action?

Hi All- I have a question on Loan Assumptions for a commercial loan.

If your lender agrees, you’re looking for an Assumption, even though it wouldn’t be necessary.

Based on my analysis using the calculator, with moderate assumptions,  I think this is a reasonably good long term investment.

Point being $100/month/door is just a number unless you understand its underlying assumptions.

When I look at a deal, I ask "If my assumptions are correct, then at what price is this a great deal?"

It tells you that you are making the assumption that your $500 per month is for the next 10 years per month!

My assumption is that they would be the same unless there were extenuating circumstances.

When exploring the marketplace, I find my expense assumptions to be significantly higher than the seller's are posting when they post their ROI/CF figures.