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You need to generate a pro forma that plugs in all your assumptions, land acquisition costs, development costs, rental rates, hold terms, and then let it spit out a sensitivity analysis so you can see what your IRR would be based on the hold and the equity multiple generated based on offer price.

I wonder how such a sensitive person would manage a difficult tenant or challenging contractor situation. 

It is a literal cost to the lender - and most of the loan documents I’ve seen (done professionally) say that a borrower will repay fees incurred by the lender to safeguard the property.

It’s important to have some sensitivity and back off when it’s a subject they aren’t interested in.

If the buyer in a subject to deal keeps up their end of the agreement paying the seller diligently, is there anyway to safeguard against the seller not making the mortgage payments? 

While I have all the confidence in the world in Civil Engineers to be able to solve a problem like this, I also have equal or greater confidence that a landscape architect would be better suited, as many of us have years of experience working with residential home owners, and a greater sensitivity and eye for aesthetics that are often overlooked by our civil counterparts. 

Secondly, If you are worried about the safeguarding of your trust assets, hire third party, professional trustee and administrators.

Are there any remedies or proactive measures the homeowner should take to safeguard his interest?