They only conclusion I can draw from their behavior in these matters is that they want to keep me in the fold and would rather sacrifice a little margin an a deal today, to keep our relationship strong (which one could conclude is better for their long term business and hopefully my long term wealth).A few examples:One house we had under contract, I got a 3rd party inspection that came back bad. 

Do you know if the meeting for BRIC already concluded for this month? 

I therefore concluded that for purposes of this paragraph, the "expiration" must refer to the original expiration date per lease agreement.

Interesting.I'll conclude by saying this, people will form their own opinions across these platforms, once all the facts are presented.

But as the previous comment concludes you will need to be willing to do these things if you want to have a chance of coming out ahead on this deal.

I see a lot of older houses in the area and am curious what you concluded.  

The rents look really low, so I would conclude that they are way under market or this is in a D area.

We may eventually use it for an Airbnb and might do a version of what @Jim K. suggested :) Really though, I agree with @Mitch Messer, talk the the tenant and agree to amicably conclude the lease and let them out.

Furthermore, if the appraiser 's average is $50K per unit, his or her adjustments (Time,Condition,Location,Size) can easily push the adjusted Sale Comparison average above $55K per unit $1,430,000 Closer to your concluded Income Value of $1.5M.

If you had read and understood, you would have seen that in two federal cases that went to court that two different federal judges ruled against the government and concluded that email was proof of submission.