It's a question of discrepancy.

Generally the only time this happens is when there is a discrepancy between the tax rolls and the observable situation.

Not everyone has the ability to weather such a discrepancy.  

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. 

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. 

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

If your life style vision is different, you'll clash later anyway.The only advice I can give for sure: DO NOT BUY real estate together until you settle all these relationship discrepancies. 

There's not a huge discrepancy in rate of return, so it's dealer's choice, really.  

But there is a huge discrepancy on that specific property on both accounts, both of which grossly incorrect, regardless of personal opinions on certain items.

Does this discrepancy seem right to you?