Yes, some people are more sensitive to it and it does bother them (even greatly), but it won't kill them.

I don't mean to be ivory tower about it, but post-high school education or advanced coursework in data science or financial modeling with risk sensitivity goes a long way towards brain training here.  

A few things that I would believe help context but may be sensitive...- Current income- Debt/income ratio- Estimated credit score- Net worth- Available Cash/Savings- Current homeowner's equityThanks...Mike

The environmental sensitivity of dry cleaners can be an issue but it sounds like you have it under control.The accounting issues you indicate are typical but a seasoned lender can easily understand and navigate the lending process.

We were tempted to glue down vinyl plank (we had luck with pressure sensitive glue in another rental), but it seems like that will require us to add a subfloor.

I'm aware and sensitive to fair housing laws.

Look at the progress but also take note if they mention any other issues that come up.Sounds to me from what you have stated that this is a time sensitive issue... so tell that to your GC and make them understand that's a priority.

This type of program is better suited to investments that involve frequent or time-sensitive transactions. 

Just wondering whether this a common practice and I’m being overly sensitive.

I don't know how time sensitive your deals are.