I'm looking for attorney referrals in Huntsville/ Harvest, Alabama initially for a demand letter and then to explore a lawsuit.

Generally you try to get the seller to pay the fee or split the fee for the assumption.The assumption is a time when the CMBS lender can hit the buyer up with  altering the loan docs and making more demands for reserves, fees to assume the loan, and changes to the lockbox account.

It was <C-class but in an industrial area & in high demand for those working in the facilities nearby.

That makes for a higher demand especially if housing in the area is very expensive.

The family member who is demanding.

If you are an engineering major, or healthcare or other in demand career field I would suggest taking full advantage of that.

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The demand for what he is developing is great and he would like to find an option to move faster or at least buy multiple MH's at a time.   

The demand for short term rentals is high around Annapolis and I personally take advantage of this in various way (roommate, in-law suite on my property).

In the event the loan amount is still $475.000 (property bought at 100% financing) and the bank demands that the loan should be paid off entirely in the event the units are sold.