You could have also gone to the county auditor's office and found out the actual square footage, to be honest.

The county auditor’s site will still say 2 bed 1 bath instead of 2 bath.

We have 4-6 people that will put hands on these documents: account manager, operations manager, underwriting staff, administrative manager, auditor, and we need a more efficient workflow.

I have checked around at my local auditor's and recorders office and have not been able to get much information.

Does your county auditor have a rental registry?

The auditor's website says current seller purchased the property 4 months ago for $145K.  

As the county auditor will see the new sale price.This may be even more of an issue here because of how hot the RE market is.For example:I bought a double last year for 175k.

You're much better off sitting down with the auditor and going through everything.I only have unlicensed and uninsured subs.

Taxes through the auditor.

Hi, imputed rates are harder to investigate by IRS auditors than you might think, the probably have a current rate sheet for the month or quarter, but can you imagine going back five years from treasury rates and adding a margin for each adjustment and comparing the to the yield of a zero coupon bond of it's term with additional amounts of pricipal accruing to a balloon payment that is factored in at the time of sale and discounted from the sale price?