I know these things arent a finely tuned science but something here doesnt add up no?

But I feel the CAM overstepped her boundaries and did an unethical job.She is also trying to get re-elected for a position and after she read other BIO's, she added comments for each person that is running.I am attaching a snapshot of part of her bio/Slam other candidates with names marked out.The sad part is all the accusations for the one I marked out in "blue" were found to be false at a fining board meeting days after this bio was sent out.

There's a fine line people try not to cross.

Buildium and Appfolio would do a fine job but you will have to pay for them and they typically have a higher initial learning curve.

With that being said should I keep pushing or just do a final best offer?

There's less paperwork and you don't have to refi to get out from under PMI.To put a finer point on what @Kody Thompson mentioned: The 10 mortgage thing isn't really a rule. 

Id consider having them inspect your brrrr before making a final payment to your gc when doing a brrrr.

You'll get an idea on how to think and analyze deals while driving to work, mowing the lawn, etc.Best place to get started practically speaking, identify a market (st. louis is a fine market) and get to know it better.

Just to be clear, the $25,000 is a fine for failing to submit your IRS 5472 form, it's not going to be imposed if you file properly!

Like a lot of things, there is a fine line.