(Built 2018)PRICE: $150,990PAID: 25% Down ($37,747.50) 4.875% Interest Rate; 30 Year Fixed (Conventional Loan)APPRAISAL: $168,100OWE: $113,242RENT: $1,425PRINCIPLE & INTEREST: $599.29PROPERTY TAX: $146.90 (This is not based on a vacant lot)INSURANCE: $50.14MANAGEMENT FEE: $128.25 (9% with Property Frameworks)TOTAL: $924.58CASH FLOW: $500.42LAWN CARE: Tenant responsibility MAINTENANCE: $1,000 prepaid in escrowIt is a good deal and I'm happy with it

Most of the houses are complete and some are just frame work.

Also, the Federal Reserve must work within the framework of the overall objectives of economic and financial policy established by the government.

However, the non-profit I owned will have to be change to fit within the framework of this purpose.

I'm working the second draft of my business plan, as I didn't like the first one, and would like feedback from the group here on the goals, the conceptual framework, and the content proposed in the outline.

A framework is needed to you know how things fit together.Good luck.

It is hard to spell out a full framework in this medium.John Corey

I think the more important question is not who owns the note, rather who is the asset management company who is repping that agent. get to know the local players in the industry and they can typically tell you who handles which accounts...Get to know the asset management companies, and know who their clients are... it will provide a framework to build on...

Encouraging more lenders to restructure and providing a legal framework to do so even when the loans were sold on might be the best idea.

Would that type of framework work?