Another example within the past year was where they charged me the wrong mgmt fees and it took over six months from my initial pointing out of the discrepancy until it was resolved - this one literally took over a dozen emails. 

Literally that same day, the title company found a discrepancy with the title.

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I've obviously already used James Wise guide (https://www.biggerpockets.com/...) but there were some discrepancies in the comments regarding one area, in particular, I was looking into.

great point, Ben...the sf and even condos in San Fran can be more expensive than large apartment complexes in the Midwest....crazy discrepancy and makes it harder to analyze some of the factors..

It’s hard to tell how good the quality of the data is without being active in a market for some time but it should at least flag any major discrepancies in your underwriting.

You'll find at the bottom of each a "*(…)" that I have added for discrepancies as compared to property 1AssumptionsDownpayment 20%Closing Costs 5%Interest Rate 5.125%Property Mgmt Fee 8%Vacancy/Repairs 14%Annual Rent Increase 5%#1 E Stop11 Road, Indianapolis, 46227 Purchase Price 79,900 Down Payment 15,980Est Closing $ 3,995Coordination Fee 3,500Total Out of Pocket 23,475PM Setup/Misc 2,500Yr Built 1984SqFt 1174Beds/Baths 3/1.5Mo.

On the surface, there appears to opportunity in Saint John - a larger inventory at better prices - when compared to here in Fredericton ... even when you consider in vacancy rates, rent levels, etc.My first reaction to such a discrepancy is: "There must be something about Saint John, or specifically, Uptown Saint John, I do not know/understand that is responsible for the discrepancy in inventory and prices between there and Fredericton (and Moncton)."

Over our last couple dozen rehabs, our average time to first offer is less than a week, and our average time to final contract is about three weeks (the discrepancy is based on the fact that the first offer doesn't always end up closing or even getting to a binding contract).

Hi Mike, You have a concrete reason to renegotiate with the seller on this or any other discrepancy that you find before the closing.