.* Finally, he said that he writes it up in the lease that the Sec 8 tenant must act as the liaison for all dealings with their case worker, etc., minimizing their administrative time spent.

While I have been lurking on BP for quite sometime.. lol I finally decided its times to start getting active on the forum.

Can any one tell me what happened to the original "Property Analysis Tool" that was on this site.

One started out high, giving me the investment property appraisal price, and I asked him why they needed the investor one when we don't need a rental analysis or anything, and he said, Oh, that should save you $100 or so, but then he said we didn't need that rental income listed to qualify, so he just confused me.

At some point they are always released even if its not until the final collection statute expiration date has gone by.

Sounds like your agent want to CYA, understandably, since any deficiency that might be seen and is not disclosed, you can hold them responsible, a final walk through protects the agent from last minute issues as it's your decission to buy.

I'm considering purchase of an REO triplex and am wondering if it's prudent to share the investment analysis from my agent to the bank I'm hoping to secure financing from (not the bank that owns the property)?

I've been lurking around here for some time. I must say that I'm quite impressed with the wealth of knowledge and experience on this site. I've been recommending it to my friends. I really enjoy all that it has to ...

The guys here really helped me out, showing me what buttons to push to finally get it recorded properly, and it took months even after filing claims.

s analysis might be tough on the property - but if you can put in an offer for that number and get it accepted it should be a good buy for you.The "simple" analysis for this would be to use the "2% rule".