However, any consideration which is not reasonably attributable to the granting of the option, such as consideration payable by the recipient of the option for the use or right to use the property until the option is exercised (whether pre-paid or by periodic payments), would not be consideration for the granting of the option and, therefore, would not relate to the "sale" of the equitable interest, but rather the right to use the property.

I also understand there might be other circumstances attributable to the note itself or servicing of the note that would cause loss of 2nd lien rights.  

This example is great Sean....I'm in Baltimore, Maryland and would like to know how or what bank allowed you to put only 5% down....were there attributing factors that allowed this.

FICO scores vary month to month by 5-15 points just as the weather changes to and fro even if you do absolutely nothing different (this is why I don't like preapproving folks within about 15 points of the minimum FICO that I need, or if I do then I also tell them how they can bump it while simultaneously out house hunting), so don't think of attributing a 2 point drop to a credit inquiry. 

Evaluate the commerical property as just that a commerical space not as a commerical kitchen as you are being charge for the attributes contributing the kitchen aspect which can be removed.

As a signatory (colloquially: co-signor) a parent is a tenant, with all the attributable rights: access, requests for repairs/enhancement/etc; the right to pick-up the phone and consume your time.  

I attribute that to the following factors:* getting a better salary and saving it.* improvement in my spouses RE brokerage due to REOs* increased rents received and lower mortgage payments* the fact that Dallas did not have a housing bubble and thus the correction has been mild* having never invested in the rigged casino, err - I mean US stock markets.

They're choosing to rent out their current home instead of selling it to buy their next house.39% of buyers prefer to rent out their last home than sellExperts are attributing this to the refinancing boom.

I work in Fort Collins, and it has some great attributes.

I'm not sure if it has any real benefit to the resultant value attributed to our properties as most lenders - and appraisers - fail to give sufficient weight to the benefit of improving a properties energy efficiency.