This is highly unusual and I consulted my attorney and I was able to get an old survey and long story short, I decided it is still worthy of pursuing even if I have to modify the fence and yield the strip of land back to the city.

Should I modify something?

I know your formula by doing a little research but my question is how do you determine 'as is' value or can we modify the formula based on ARV?

Seller shall, at Sellers sole cost and expense promptly undertake and use its best efforts to eliminate or modify all unacceptable matters to the reasonable satisfaction of Buyer.

If so, they can be excluded through the modified operating agreement/by laws.

Seller shall, at Sellers sole cost and expense promptly undertake and use its best efforts to eliminate or modify all unacceptable matters to the reasonable satisfaction of Buyer.

When you get in trouble with that contract, try googling "free Massachusetts Legal help"My point is that you should get any contract Drafted/Modified/Created by an Attorney in that area of law.

Kevin, It is not that I dont like selling yellow letter mail, its just that I would rather someone spend less in the beginning, figure out that to expect, modify what is needed, regroup and send out a touch more...

These will need to be modified for CA.

Unless you modify the note, the borrower's interest expense is based on the original amortization schedule.