You will have representation and your offer will be specific with no room for assumptions, etc.

Even with conservative assumptions the deal seems to pencil nicely.Here's the catch - the house is being sold as part of a 4-property portfolio (the properties are in differing parts of the city) and it is occupied by a "PHA tenant" (I believe this means the tenant is backed by the city's affordable housing program).I'm wondering if there's any sense in still making this deal.

That's an assumption.

I was always under the assumption that the interest portion of each note was classified as regular income.  

I think it is a false assumption to think that STH owners don’t need to plan for CapEx.

If you want to talk about someone making assumptions, you're assuming that it's the PUP that I was talking about in the first place.  

Just be patient while others overcome their false assumptions....they are the ones with a problem.  

You indicate, however, “We do all of the work and management…,”so I have my doubts.You’re also making assumptions about service with little apparent basis.

When I signed up for BP Pro, I was under the assumption that it included the access to the audio books.

. #2) If you are banking on the fact that the listing agent is motivated by making double the money and stear the property to you.....that means you are operating under the assumption the agent is unethical and willing to do something illegal, ie stear their seller to a  worse offer so they can make more money.