I can restate your statement above with substitutions in bold font... and it would also be true:But nonetheless, the application is if the cap rate (NOI/PP) is equal to the COC (CF/DP), then the differences are equally proportional, and that's the Interest (NOI-CF)/(PP-DP) by definition.Are you NOT interested in the “why” for this proportional equality?

Title companies have the option of printing out a Seller HUD, and a Buyer HUD.

Print the list and blackout the other members.

If the date is equal to the current date, it will run the Print Letters Flow.  

Hard to find now, as it is out of print.

Hi friends,I want to start sending printed newsletters into a neighborhood of 400 homes that I farm.

I've had clients that have had to pay settlement amounts over and above what insurance would pay or what they didn't cover under the fine print. 

Bigger house is going to take more money to maintain (e.g. tenant moves out, more rooms to clean, more paint to touch up or repaint, larger foot print in terms of roof, etc, generally speaking).

That will depend on the language in the wholesaler's offer to the owner - if they have an inspection contingency etc etc, and their relationship with the owner.What could be done is that your nicely printed proposal for 16k could work its way to the owner, and drop all prices (wholesaler's and yours) accordingly.

I would print out a street map and draw the route you want to take.