I would strongly recommend getting a pre-approval or a letter of intent before you talk about a Heloc.

Maybe the receipt for the countertops got mixed in with the rental property receipts and the countertops got deducted.

I suspect your damages will not be worth much pursuit, but maybe a letter to seller and seller’s RE broker indicating the issue might result in some recovery.  

Neighborhoods like Lawrenceville, East Liberty, and Squirrel Hill offer a mix of historical charm and modern growth.

Now how can you qualify: -your employer can write a letter stating you are or transitioning to 100% remote worker, if this is allowed;-obtain a transfer letter with your current employer-you can get an offer letter with a new company, letter must be non-contingent, and a guaranteed salary.There are definitely multiple possibilities.

This process helps find any problems or risks that might affect the business.Now, don't get your financial due diligence and property review mixed up.

For income reasons, you can qualify with a non contingent offer letter (salary position) before you start working.  

Write them a letter, track down their phone number to call and/or text and knock on their door.

It is easy to get lost in the mix or get pulled in a dozen directions if you don't have a clear target.I agree with @Crystal Smith.

I have been receiving letters informing me that my "VA guaranteed loan has been tagged for inclusion in our VA IRRRL program".I called the number on one of the letters (I've received many), and the call cut out shortly after speaking with someone, so it seems a little sketchy.