Very cheaply above the assumption price as you are subject to the DOSC.

Is that a correct assumption?

Your secondary goal is to get the modification/repayment plan going (this could include your assumption of the loan). 

They may be one to help you catch a bad error in your assumptions or direct you towards a deal you would have never sought.

When working on my CAPex assumptions I had the thought that perhaps the expected maintenance may be lower because the Condo Association handles the exterior maintenance for the property. the idea that the CAPex calculation should be different for condos vs SFR's incorrect?

My assumption is they use that terminology to exclude pop outs/awnings/etc from RVs, etc....

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Anyone can mess around a little bit with assumptions (conservative or not) and make a spreadsheet pop out a nice ROI. 

I was under the assumption that either way you are basically paying the fees and everything yourself but are actually closing with the cash buyers money not your own.

The assumption there is that consent and disclosure took place.