The terms you decide on are strictly between you and the seller, so long as they comply with the terms that were set forth in the original loan.In the event you decide to pursue a “subject to” seller financing real estate option, make sure the title is free and clear of any discrepancies.

We finally decided to follow up with rent relief on our own and were told that the application was approved and the only thing they’re waiting on is for the tenant to fix a discrepancy with dates on her end before they disperse rent relief.

I don't know why such a discrepancy.

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

Chances are this small discrepancy is unintentional and can be cleaned up. 

I would definitely get your own professional maintenance and just have full market rate tenants to offset.There's no telling what her level of true "maintenance" is that will cost you more in the long run from hidden issues than you'll save via a rent arrangement.And out of principle alone, she will give you issues over this $100 discrepancy and has the power to cause you problems (neglect, bad mouthing to other tenants, etc).Goodbye to her IMO!

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

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

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.