Unfortunately, I don't know if Kyle will be back to add anything to the discussion.

maybe ask the neighbors. but agreed unfortunately there is alot of business that isn't very transparent.

Unfortunately the things that Lonnie did back in his day were great money makers but have been all but made obsolete in this under the microscope predatory lending world that we live in.

Unfortunately for them the market at the time was slow.

Hi Jonathan,We haven't installed any tile yet on our properties, so we don't have any recommendations unfortunately.

Unfortunately, in doing some due diligence, I uncovered some unsavory reviews (see below) that scared me away.  

Unfortunately, we get way too fixated on policy only helping one faction of the market, in this guys opinion. 

Unfortunately, it doesn't help with the integration with QB but if you've got the amounts set up, you can always create recurring JEs in QB to automatically post the depreciation/amortization expenses as often as you prefer.

Unfortunately when I went and checked reviews for them they were overwhelmingly negative, some of it was stuff you mentioned in your post above, but a lot of other reviews cited downright dishonesty, like the service taking money, not providing the list and not responding to any sort of email contact.

(Depending on deal , state , circumstance ) Consider actually purchasing the property and then selling days or weeks later instead of a double close if you run into that issue.