This will provide you accurate cost-to-cure figures as of, and good thru, a certain date 2) Request for Beneficiary's Statement of Condition - this will provide you the total outstanding debt balance, including unpaid principal, amount and number of remaining payments, etc. 3) Promissory Note - although the borrower may have this, people in foreclosure tend not to be well organized (really?).

Thanks @Steve Wilmers  Sounds like it is less about having every section perfectly categorized, but just making sure it is completed fully, accurately, and with the method explained.  

Some TKs seem more accurate than others with the numbers.  

I'd also like to thank those that have contributed to building up forums through accurate information and advice.To start, I'd like to give you my information.

I just want to provide the most accurate analysis as possible with an emphasis on "accurate".  

You will be moving forward with real experience.The idea of leveraging up as much as possible is just gambling, it assumes we have more control over the myriad variables at play than we really do. 

If I am gambling with a 100% finance, I would not pay a dime, however, I can give you what you need to progress, a track record, experience, and a chance to earn on the next one.

If you require this type of data to make a move, then I'm sure you are sitting there in vapor lock all day trying to accurately use whatever it is you think a CAP rate is.For everyone else, apologies for the post but this misinformation just rubbed me the wrong way.  

But it's a bit of a gamble I suppose.I think another angle is to refinance multiple rentals into a portfolio loan (asset based loan), which I believe can be done using your LLC. 

Is that accurate?