Along with the other factors that I've explained before, you can see dramatic differences in prices with condos.I'm not disagreeing that a condo has more risk than a typical SFR, but I believe that your assertions that the only factors that are relevant with a property are exterior changes and everything else is nominal - I believe to be dead wrong.While I'm sure you can find examples to prove your case, I can find just as many to disprove it.Finally, when the house across the street from yours with a similar square footage lowers their price - they are also lowering the value of yours - unless you ignore the property in your comps.

Is there a way to structure the transaction so that I take over the property with a nominal investment and immediately refinance to fund the mother's health care needs for (up to) 10 years?

Prices may have gone up and I too was getting houses for a nominal fee.

Once you have so many leads that you think your current technology can't keep up with you, your investing activities will be making you money and a laptop will be a nominal cost.

George,I would suggest taking the ethical dilemma out of it and agree to purchase at a nominal interest rate that satisfies the law, protects the seller from penalties and still gives you a great deal.I have negotiated several deals where I could get 0% interest, and actually did get 0% on one of my first deals.

They threatened the riots if he didn't get the dnc nomination and they're doing it again.

(NOM Comp stands for Nominal Compression, but this isn't important.)

But if you want a very detailed inspection report, and bid, a little more, but $500 seems excessive.For a walk through that's simple and won't require a lot of time, I think they should do it for free or a very nominal charge, with the hopes of getting the job.

They nominate one project per year to the state.

The end buyer "nominates" you to buy the property on their behalf.