Many lenders look at commercial properties under a more intense microscope because finding lessees than selling a house for example.

Creative deals have a poor track record to success and may end up with legal consequences under the microscope of local authorities.

Valuations come up in bankruptcy as well, for buyer or seller, you clog that aspect up and your deal gets look at under a microscope.

@Stacey EverettI wish you all the best Stacey, but while the buyer is ready and willing to buy, FHA underwriters are notorious for putting a microscope up your back side before funding a loan on a flip.

Whatever tax savings you have this year are not worth the IRS crawling into your life with a microscope.  

How many notes end up under a microscope?

And, another issue, seller financed deals are under a microscope now, the new consumer protection laws are vague and for good reason, to give regulators flexibility in viewing a transaction in its entirety and determine if a consumer is really getting messed over.

It all averages out in the end and it takes more than a microscope to look at our market.

However Bill and John have put a microscope on the controversy and I appreciate that.

I thought I'd be able to cherry pick through the properties for some of my buyers, but as it turns, out, this bank is being restricted with regards to the discounts they can offer.My feeling (she won't discuss what the reason is for confidentiality purposes) is that the FDIC has got them under the microscope.