I was recently using the BP rental property calculator to analyze deals and when I went to download the PDF report of a recent deal I notice a discrepancy in the monthly cash flow amount.

So no, it's not a discrepancy of military spending, not that I could find a study that even included military spending. 

There appears to be some discrepancy between the Abodo numbers in your article and the US Census data.

That’s just not make sense, spending 6k$ because a 10 years roof(perfectly fine by house inspection company) have color discrepancy?!..

Also, make sure to let them know that if there are any discrepancies between your SOP's and their current lease, you will absolutely abide by the terms of their existing lease until renewal time.

So, when the cost of the water bill goes up 3-4 times in one month, the onus is on the tenant to notify the landlord at that point as the discrepancy is obvious at that pointLegally, the repair is 100% on the landlord unless there is an agreement in place stating otherwise. 

I would be concerned about the discrepancy that your agent provided and what you saw in actual reports. 

Hopefully, they all will return the form completed with enough time that in case there are any discrepancies, I can have the seller sort it out.

Here is where I start to have problems, we corrected the discrepancies that they gave us and then they added more discrepancies on the re-inspection. 

Our water department here in our town says that they were having issues with the satellite that’s supposed to track down any discrepancies on the meter.