Money is gone unless you refi, and your buying power has now been reduces even more than it would if you used debt services.If your paying with a percentage down with debt service, your getting COC.

Conversely, if an unlimited number of financings by a non-bank is possible by using a "crutch" an LMLO is legal that sort of bypasses DFA doesn't it?  

However I need to add that it has been a constant and continued battle every month to get their statement straight :missing note(s), adjusted interest rate increase based on overall portfolio investment amount not paid, issues on re-investment dates ...The communication with their consultant is fine, however he appears to have to power to get things corrected once and for all.

Here's the back story...I have an "accepted" offer from someone who I thought had power of attorney to sell a single family house that was put into a trust.

Like Roy said if the post is moved out of order, it will likely be out of context to the ongoing conversation.

I was a very active reader here but I decided to try and engage in conversation here.

From there the conversation will be off the cuff and you will have to listen to gather the info you need, ask questions about the house, make comments, become an associate of theirs on a regular info gathering/sharing phone call.

If they had high vacancy rates prior to conversion, why would they suddenly fill up?  

You'll get a much better feel from conversations (learn to ask the right questions) and talking with past clients (if possible).

Very few homes listed this way have owner financing or lease options associated with them and conversely, the homes with owner financing or lease options are generally sold by the owner without Realtor involvement.