I personally doubt that will apply here because the kind of requests mentioned aren't "reasonable" ones.

So, you are left with the choice to proceed as is, negotiate a lower cost, get a concession, or walk away.I would get a quote and request a concession if they aren't interested in fixing it. 

Also getting those top of market rents usually requires a relatively recently renovated property with a new tenant in place and having a PM who will make sure to put in the allowable requests for rent increases in a timely manner.

Good afternoon My name is Amir, I sent you a connection request.

Sure send me a connect request

Here’s what you should do:Pause the closing and request a detailed explanation of the fees and LTV change.Negotiate see if they’ll reduce fees or revert to the original LTV.Explore other lenders who might offer better terms and transparency.Always insist on written terms upfront to avoid surprises.

It was resolved after I provided all the things they requested including a photo of myself holding a sign with the date and Avail written on it.

When you go into due diligence, request bank statements to verify actual income collected and expenses.

One great feature that many might find useful is their integration with Latchel to help manage maintenance requests.

They are within their rights though to deny your request.