I like to be as detailed as possible on the lease, and we continue to upgrade and improve it as we go.

"Core" stabilized assets are for investors with low risk profiles who want capital preservation and stable predictable cash flow with low risk (versus higher risk alternatives in stocks and bonds...or value add and real estate development).REITS, insurance companies, pension funds, family offices, very high net worth individuals/families who have already made their wealth, etc. 

What I mean by support documentation is profile of buyers, experience with real estate, financial planning, projected cash flow for property etc. 

So, that is a calculated amount based on what you paid the state, plus additional interest, assuming there have been no improvements. 

@Andy SinghI see you're new here, so the best way to contact people is to click on their profile and click the "connect" button near the top.

We want to sell our biggest home in hopes the cash flow can be improved by splitting it into 2-3 homes versus one.  

To get to this level, you could either pay down the loan through payments or make some improvements to the property that raise the value or wait for the market to appreciate on it's own. 

I got tired of typing the same thing over and so I wrote a blog post on the topic of SEC 8 - Your Perceptions VS My Realities  just click on my name to see my profile then scroll to the bottom right to find it  

Purchased for $193,000 in 2014 (VA)IRRRL/VA to VA for 185,000 in 2016 @ 3.625% / 30yr (Bank paid 100% of the fees)Currently owe $175,000Realtor thinks we can sell pretty quick at $234,500Market seems to have improved quite a bit in the last few years.

Experienced and decent borrower too who actually got a CA bond to pay for the horizontal improvements.