I could be misunderstanding it, but how is this so?

If you are not familiar with these there can be misunderstandings and legal issues between a buyer and a seller.A buyer working with a buyers agent is more likely prequalified to actually buy that someone who calls you on a FSBO ad.

The letter is to avoid any misunderstanding where the seller and tenant may have a verbal agreement that differs from the written lease.

There is a big difference between a homeowner who, for whatever reason, is behind on their mortgage payments, and an investor who overleveraged (knowingly and admittingly) on multiple properties and now wants the easy way ot/bail out.I do not intend to have a back and forth with you here, but I believe you are clearly misunderstanding this situation.

I don't know if we're misunderstanding you or not, ianternet, but considering the risk is essential to evaluating the deal.

Telling both of them what's going on keeps you free and clear of any misunderstandings.

Any formula that would delve into this would be appreciated.You seem to misunderstand how the interest on the loan is determined.

If you're not prorating the rent it seems a bit churlish to not let them in.This is most likely a misunderstanding.

Hopefully it was an honest misunderstanding and he is honest about it right away.

Maybe I am misunderstanding the NPV calculation.