It "can" make a short sale more readily accepted but I don't see a difference on deals I work that are vacant or occupied that makes a huge discrepancy of one over the other. 3.

To the author, it's just a research paper, to low income landlord, it's a reality-- huge discrepancy!

Bet you will find some discrepancies.  

Perhaps there may be a terminology discrepancy here.

In one post you say that you're just getting started and know nothing about lending, but in over a dozen others you're soliciting people to contact you as you're going to lend them money.Can you clear this discrepancy up?

Escrow Officer: Her officer found a discrepancy in one lot versus two.

Thats a large discrepancy considering the amenities they have.3) It’s a C class property in terms of location and building itself.

Then a week or so later the Contractor gets a check (assuming everything is done).This works pretty well, with a few exceptions.....1) the 'inspectors' (note quotes) know virtually nothing about construction so any discrepancies will throw a wrench into the process.

If there is a sufficient discrepancy between the cost of fuels (gas or oil versus electricity), a boiler may be more cost effective during the heating season (but unlikely).Two other advantages of ductless heat pumps that a central boiler cannot deliver are:a) air conditioning (chillers and hydronic baseboards are simply not the same).b) placement of the heating/cooling costs in the hands of the tenants.That said you need to look at the layout of the individual units to determine if they are conducive to being heated with a single ductless heat pump.  

Some argue this is not accurate like the MLS but I haven't seen discrepancy yet.