Nor does a BPO have a place to manually adjust each of the comp grids to provide for positive and negative adjustments of features of the property, which becomes important in this setting, IMO.

Sellers asking 30-50% down is typical with multi-units in my areas.

Rents in an area like that are typically not going to rise at the same rate.

Some Linux distros have that feature built into it.

I feel like condos are typically better for homeowners than landlords because the monthly condo fees always seem to be quite high....in many cases, high enough to kill any possible cash flow.

In judgments the typical agreement is to buy the note outright for maybe 10 to 20 cents on the dollar tops.

HUD typically does not pay for title work (at least this is true for Illinois - check with your HUD certified agent in your state), so you have to pay for that or for your buyer. 5.

I have heard banks typically list at FMV and will not sell for 10% below price .

I'm sure that is typical though.

Also, what are the typical terms and rates on these loans?