Maybe it’s the case that you can dispute the appraisal a bit and find better comps if you truly believed you were shorted on the value and also the rent, but be prepared that by providing other suggestions to an appraiser may not ultimately yield you any success because what’s happening is basically telling appraiser that they are bad at their job.  

Hey Josh,I tried Propstream for a little while and then ultimately ended up choosing Batch.

I understand they serve as a benchmark when calculating the discount rate but I see people try to predict them on a 10-year basis which seems incredibly difficult for first-time investors and ultimately, we never know what they will be. - Adam

Here the hoa liens survive the sale, become yours, and neither these or paroleety taxes are paid by the surplus.

I considered taking the negative one one and allowing another existing property profit “balance out” the cash flow, but that feels like a bad move and would be better to sell  My ultimate goal is to build cash flow for FI, which I need more to do. 

At the end of the day, I have said it before and will say it again, EVERY real estate operator I know that has survived for 30+ years and, generally shown continued success is completely against floating rate loans.  

I would say yes because it ultimately effects the borrowers DTI which raises or lowers their purchasing power 

Growing up in a household with 6 siblings and parents working hard to survive living in California I became very observant of what others were doing to make money.

But ultimately, mistakes and problems will come no matter how much learning you've done. 

It might be that the number doesn't even factor in interest if he gets a total price he would like.Remember to listen first and you will undoubtedly come up with creative solutions to take care of the sellers needs while ultimately getting the property you want.