@Donald D MichnaI would contact @Dave Van Horn -his team has seen pretty much everything with notes and tapes. 

Also I heard there are some new tax things President Trump is passing regarding claiming mortgage interest and will this apply to business holding a rental such as my subject to properties?

You can do all the research you want, but nothing trumps real world experience. 

Sometimes some fee might change, and a corresponding lender credit or "aggregate adjustment" or something like that (different companies do it slightly differently) will offset it, making it a wash.Things where the settlement service provider numbers trump lender numbers...- Proration of property taxes, which is based on the exact day you happen to sign (scheduled with the settlement service provider).- Prorated interest, which is based on the exact day you happen to sign (scheduled with the settlement service provider).- If tenant-occupied, things pertaining to rent, security deposits, etc.- Sometimes real estate agents throw in things like warranties at the last minute that they pay for.

Nobody knows debt better than me,” Trump told Norah O’Donnell in an interview that aired on “CBS This Morning.”

Which is kind of our goal as residential REI-friendly lenders: to get them to the point where they're Warren Buffet or Donald Trump, own too much cashflowing real estate for Fannie to handle, and thus can't get gov't subsidized loans but can continue to kick butt using commercial.

Originally posted by @Donald Shaver:Originally posted by @Thomas S.

@Donald Shaver those are some very good points and will definitely keep that in mind.

Or will that take effect new year when trumps new tax plan goes into effect?

Art of the Deal by Donald Trump The book was written in 1987 and was a number one best seller for weeks.