I would ask the seller to explain any discrepancies.

The inspection has another discrepancy as it says baseboard heating in the house but it's actually a warm air system, so I'm starting to think he didn't look at the HVAC at all.  

Hi Henry,Personally I would walk away from the deal unless he fixes the discrepancies from the inspection report.  

The building is a converted mansion in a neighborhood of mostly SF mansions, and so there is always going to be a discrepancy between what it should go for as a MF because it has a very high value as a SF.

a small discrepancy, but still.the insurance cost is listed as $500/year.  

Even if they're pulling from different databases, that seems like a huge discrepancy. 

    I'm currently working on my first wholesale deal and I keep running the numbers to find a discrepancy in my analysis, but it seems legit.

We would think the lender would want them to come up with extra cash to cover the discrepancy between appraised price and their offer price, which could be as much as $25,000.  

This should help point out any discrepancies.  

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