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.

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

I know what utilities should run, what the taxes will be in the year after purchase, how much insurance will be, etc... so I’m looking for outliers and reasons for the discrepancy. 

Every so often I see a few accounting discrepancies in their statements.

The only time investors notice discrepancies, omissions or misrepresentations on the inspection reports is likely when something breaks down that requires repair, or during makeover in between tenancy - a lot of times, 90 days have way passed by then.

Are their any discrepancies in the data?

I told you in the other thread that I have no idea what the next few months will look like for the economy but that I noticed a discrepancy between what is being reported and what my experience in the trenches is.

That said, their agent count of today is being used with their income levels from 1 year ago so some discrepancy is found there.I appreciate the debate and wish you well.