I have a feeling your cousin is confused and giving you incorrect I formation and then your getting more confused and giving us info we can’t work with.

@Stuart M.I saw your other post and know you're in a difficult spot due to coronavirus, and therefore you are attempting to get your return filed as soon as possible to get a refund.You have my sympathy, but respectfully, in your posts, in which you're soliciting advice that you're obviously going to rely upon to DIY your return, you appear to be quickly trying to jam a square peg into round hole so you can move onto the next peg.You're not really getting an understanding of what you're doing and its obvious you're relying on incorrect information half of the time, which as a professional is a little cringey for me to observe.I hope you figure out a well-reasoned way forward. 

Incorrect.

That is incorrect - 4+ units don't need to be filed on a separate corporate tax return.

I've heard that each have their quirks, and haven't yet contacted a servicer. 

We were about to get almost $20K off of the original asking price after we had an inspector come out, and discovered so incorrect info in the original listing relative to the size and offerings of the property.

Hopefully I am interpreting it incorrect as we will benefit us more if it is not the correct interpretation but it doesn't look like that based on the verbage. 

Here's what he's referencing is my guess: In the TCJA lease hold improvement property was incorrectly written in as 39 year...when really it's 15. 

If you are suggesting he is a liar and that he is lying about his observations than that is a very different accusation than the incorrect one that he has not provided evidence. 

The appraiser missed a half bath, lists the wrong square footage, a few other details were incorrect too.