Also, in some areas where the original deeds are really old, new surveys using GPS are more accurate than the old metes and bounds method and there can often be discrepancies.

However, I know many people that cannot function when debt is hanging over their head and while it may not be the best financial decision, paying of the debt sooner rather than later will give them piece of mind which is more valuable to them. 2) As for inflation and its effect on rental values, I am personally very concerned about the growing discrepancy between rents and income and something is going to have to give - i.e. is it reasonable for rent to continue growing with inflation or more while income is staying flat (in what seems to be best case scenario).

I would simply inform the landlord that there is a discrepancy with the water bill, and that you would like a copy of the water bill attached to your invoice.

You want to visit the property and look for major discrepancies/ repairs.

Just not sure why there would be such a discrepancy.

Our deal analysis discovered some discrepancies in the ARV and PP.

I spoke with the officer about these discrepancies and she took her time to tell me that this particular report had a confidence score of 50 so they didn't use it( she mistakenly shared the wrong report with me) .

Therefore, if there is a discrepancy between what you paid and what it is assessed as for tax purposes, it pays to file a complaint before you rehab the place.

I have a discrepancy of a $100k on a appraisal.

The long term:  I think the discrepancy in our views maybe the definition of long term?