Unfortunately, I'm not sure it would be as certain as a "sell".I have gone back and forth over it looking at the numbers.

If you were talking about the oil I don't have the knowledge to ascertain the possible damages.

Those who advocate the "50% rule" recognize that there are a number of expenses that are recurring and non-recurring; the non-recurring ones can be difficult to ascertain at first - new landlords don't realize them until they get hit (or maybe "bit" is more appropriate) by them.It could be that in this instance, "cash flow" means that PITI is covered and there is some money left after that.

The number of customers you have had and the company reputation is somewhat difficult to ascertain, but can be estimated in a dollar value.

An attorney needs to look at your second note, settlement documents and disbursements to ascertain the validity of the claim as well.

I lost my time, I lost to inflation, and I took tremendous risk to do it.What I would do with this (all the numbers are the sellers, btw) is try my best to ascertain what the seller paid for it and/or what they've got financed (what they really NEED) in order to make my best guess of what break-even looks like for them.

Present ARV is about $130-140K.I want to be as certain as possible that this is the first loan and there is no other.

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From a purchaser's perspective, we are first looking at what we need to pay each month if we buy here (what we get for $126 a month) and then ascertain the rules that we must abide by.

Another alternative is to have it set up so that negative scores can only post in certain places (such as certain forums require a certain number of posts in other areas before you can post in them) or just block them from posting anywhere.