You can independently verify the rents on Rentometer if you would like.

Regardless of your plans, get the tenants to sign estoppel letters verifying their security deposit, rent amount, etc.

Like anything, trust but verify when it comes to the numbers, but I can see myself working with them on future deals.

and I know that is accurate because 3 identical ones in the complex sold for that.   

It's hard to be super helpful without spending an hour on reviewing/verifying your numbers, but if the summary at the top of the report is accurate, a 14% return makes sense to me.

But he offered a very nearly identical path forward that is actually better:- buy first primary with FHA- in 12 mo ++ after saving up another 5% down, buy next primary with conventional 95% LTV

'Buyer to verify' follows about every elementary fact in a listing.

If that is unsuccessful, you could try to dispute the late payment with the credit bureaus, but you'll likely be told that the creditor verified the information and no change will result if there are no errors in the reporting.

Listing agent's don't independently verify square footage.

Is there anyway to verify because the last thing I would want is a problem for the new buyer and me because the old owner didn't want to dish out money to put in a drive way on his property.