That is a very simple version but accurate. 

Making everything into a women's only group is strange... when there also isn't a men's only version. 

Agents and sellers do not like it.Short version... if you are going to be able to close in 30 days as an investor they believe you should have $3500. 

yes, some version of this is found in every modern day mortgage, however, there are documented and regulatory exceptions for transferring title to property and NOT triggering Due on Sale....especially when the purpose of the transfer is to entities for the sake of estate planning/asset protection.

@Dennis Johnson1. http://www.syndicateddealanalyzer.com/2. https://www.realdata.com/p/express/ (you don't need the pro version)3. https://jakeandgino.mykajabi.com/store/zdt9X8o2These are all great tools, but most importantly you really need to understand how every calculation works.

If I do this last version, would I be doing this part for free, or would I be quoting a finders fee only if there is a deal to be made?

pm me with what you want to see, calculate and I'm sure I can whip something up nice for ya - be as concise as you can. also let me know what version of excel you are working with.by helping you I am helping me.

Here is my version.$325,000 price with 20% down would leave $260,000 left to finance.

The simple version is a lender agrees to accept less than they are owed to settle with a borrower.

Unfortunately, it appears to have come with a crazy tenant in one of the units.Short version is we are worried one of the tenants might do significant damage to the property / our vehicles in the parking lot.