Then the current owner(seller) would sign off on it granted there are no discrepancies.

@Troy Fisher .... thank you for your answer......so if discrepancies are found with areas that are outside of the ownership realm of the actual condo unit itself.....would it be the responsibility of the HOA to fix any discrepancies?

I pulled out of a deal there recently because there was a pretty substantial discrepancy on the num of units lol  

I never got a good answer from them about the discrepancy other then "thats the rates we pay for this area", which is even more perplexing because I have 2 properties under the program at that HUD office and they pay more then what was on the sheet they gave me and more in line with what is on the HUD website.

Based on my research, in Pittsburgh, the school board tracks sales of homes and if there is a significant discrepancy between sales price/current assessment values, they will appeal and you get a higher tax bill.

you were accurate with what i was going to do@Randy Fraziermine was. send letter 1 to credit bureausletter 2 to creditors (best buy. collection agency etc.)letter 3 back to credit bureaus..i would fle for discrepancy to initiate the process. there is no legal ramifications if they return proof that the tenant was late.basically we are asking for proof of documentation proving that we were late.after 30 days you will automatically recieve a copy of your credit report of the results. it will say deleted or verified.if it comes back deleted, we are done with the process. if it comes back verified there will be a third letter sent. 

In my experience, I have been seeing some pricing discrepancies recently in some neighborhoods I look at.

Does this discrepancy seem right to you?

That being said, the frequency of discrepancies in the short period of time you've owned definitely seems very very high and I would probably lose a lot of confidence in the turnkey operator at that point.I'm casually looking into different turnkey markets but I do have a lot of reservations including the experiences you've had to endure. 

As evidence, many point to a large discrepancy between NOD’s and trustee sales.