The point I am making is the decision the GP makes is circumstantial and very specific to the fact pattern of their particular deal and to tie back to my first post in this thread, who that decision maker really is is important. 

Most of them are C class with 8 of the 38 units probably D class being in the least desirable area of town, but the pattern is the same.

It is very fact pattern and venue specific. 

If you scour a number of the videos, you should see that pattern hold up throughout. 

At a high level based on the fact pattern presented RentingFamilyMember can take some form of depreciation, which could impact the sale. 

Account Closed would send the actual personal information (privately), I'm sure there are some of us who could locate the sister, or at least her last known location and contact information.Further, if the fact pattern supports it -- after all, the claim is that one sister was attorney-in-fact for the other -- the missing sister may not even be an essential party to the litigation.

Based upon the dates in the pattern, this “lien” probably fell in the “gap” between commitment date and closing date. 

Hello,I have an applicant for my rental property that has a great credit score, but for the last 4 months I see a pattern of 5-10 enquiries per month  in their credit score.

I've been in a "holding pattern" trying to figure out my property insurance issues .In retrospect ...

Assessing financial objectives, property costs, rental earnings, tenant interactions, and market patterns is key to making well-informed choices.Good luck!