It's all about the assumptions.

Do you see any faulty assumptions in this line of thinking? 

Hi @Chinmay Gupte, I am going to make an assumption here that the LLC is a two-person limited liability company that is treated as a partnership for income tax reporting purposes.

I'd say sell it unless my assumptions are off (which they very well could be).

My investors typically want to know min investment; return projections (conservative underwriting and assumptions); why the market, deal and team makes sense; when they'll get their money back; etc. 

I'm negotiating through an intermediary so I'm not even sure if the rep at the charity is correct in his assumption regarding the loss of the tax deduction.

Didn't include repair money.Does cash flow with your assumptions.

In the case of the apartment building we bought, which was not finanaced by an all new loan but rather by the assumption of an existing loan, the local bank had no problem with part of the funding for our down payment coming from a HELOC.

I don't think thats a stretch assumption.

Increasing jobs/pop growth to area or path of progress play.2) The deal - focus on conservative underwriting / assumptions - under promise/ over deliver concept.