Ask yourself why the PV is not equal to the loan balance if you are solving with the mortgage payment, rate and remaining term.

I'm interested in the opinions of BP members:As far as CALIFORNIA FIRST TRUST DEEDS (not Texas loans, not 2nd trust deeds) what have you experienced, heard, what are your opinions, and what do you believe the general beliefs are?

But I stand by my belief that redundancy in training is unnecessary.Originally posted by J Scott:Originally posted by Randy F.

Yeah, fun...Last few years I have been able to largely break even given the mortgage payments and taxes were about equal to the rental income.

And the answer can only be a number of questions, about their plans, their overall belief about the market, their goals, their investable dollars, their tolerance for risk, and most important, their big, long term plan - and unfortunately many of them are like I was - they have no master plan.Does this help at all?

If I were to buy a house at the end of November 2012, I would get a credit equal to 11 months of taxes.

So I'll be pulling comps for recently sold homes, with my criteria being something like +/- 200 sq ft, equal bedrooms, equal bathrooms, within a 1 mile radius.

My firm belief is that Rob and others dont actually wish to be sold.

The question is can you allocate your money elsewhere and provide a better return with equal to lower risk?

Unless it was significantly less.If all things were equal, and as an example, lets say the ARV was $100k, then I would adjust that down about 15%-20% and use that figure as my new ARV for a non conforming property like this.