(Could be process, communication, or a number of other things).Now the thing I'll mention that you might want to chat with someone about is that many folks don't take the Sec. 121 exclusion into account for situations like yours.

The price is not going to be discounted due to the designer's ineptness sadly.

At 26, having 4 properties and looking for more is quite the story.KeyBank man should be ashamed of himself.I'd disagree with some of the assumptions in this thread.Rate locks don't need to be for more than 30 days.  45 days can cost you a quarter point depending on the lender and it's really not necessary.Always remember that origination points and discount points are two distinctly different things.For us, some origination fees can be just 2 points and some are just 3 points.

Hey @Trenton Pelloquin, we use QuickBooks Online exclusively for all of our REI Clients (including buy-and-hold Clients).

This sounds like a pre-existing defect so you will have to review your insurance policy but I am guessing there will be an exclusion.

If you price the deal based on the current rent roll, you will not be remotely competitive in your offer, since many other investors will price it on $1,600/mo, with a small discount to account for the remaining term of the existing leases.On expenses, as noted, what seller pays is likely very different than what you will pay.  

I'll be interested in how they make the Experience "exclusive" to Airbnb as that seems like a terrible business model for the people hosting the Experience unless ABB cuts a check for them.

Finding off market properties at a discount, fixing them up to add value/equity to them and then flipping them via 1031 and move to the next one.

To me you've satisfied the qualifications for a 121 cap gains tax exclusion. 

Since from this viewpoint money is coming into 1 pot & coming out of that same pot to pay for your housing expenses, there's no discount on the household housing expenses.