Assumption is a 3 way Partnership with a 'starting split' of 1/3 each.

COST ASSUMPTIONS Purchase Price: $75,000 Down Payment: $3,675 Improvements: $30,000 Closing Costs: $3,000 Total Costs= $108,000 Cash Outlay=$6,675 FINANCING ASSUMPTIONS Downpayment: 3.5% Finance Amount: $101,325 Down Payment Amt: $3,675 Interest Rate: 4.75% Mtg.

Hector Perez Those are good questions, but are both market-specific and investor-specific.I'm a small fish in a big sea, but if I can get 10% COC (using conservative assumptions/loans) in my targeted market, on newer house with good appreciation potential, I would need to seriously consider it.

My expectation is that an experienced agent could quickly estimate the retail value of a property given certain assumptions about the finished product, and send that along with the listing.

So as an example when my clients buy a larger building the lender will make certain assumptions of  (UCF) underwrite able cash flow.

Although, all of my assumptions are usually pretty accurate, so I usually achieve the $400 target I'm looking for.

Therefore, my assumptions might be wrong.Ursula B. 

There are many educated assumptions you can make during a site visit.

I appreciate the feedback but I think your assumptions may be a little off about me.  

Then the bank sees the FBO name and makes an assumption that the seller simply transferred the name for tax purposes since the seller's name is included in the policy title.