Not saying that this is the case but that is the darkside of the Web 2.0 world we live in today.While what you say might be true, in this case it is incorrect.

After that, it took multiple emails to the PM for the owner portal link – turns out they had the incorrect email address in the system so it was not getting to us When we connected with the PM on the phone, we asked for an update regarding if she knew when renovations would be completed and an ETA on when the property could become tenanted.

I don't foresee any advantages to litigation in your case unless you can demonstrate the work was done incorrectly which doesn't appear to be the case.

>I live in San Diego and it's practically impossible to get a good ROI.This statement is very incorrect.  

Gary, your understanding is incorrect.

Which I will do now.You didn't do anything "incorrectly" I just believe you'll end up with better results this way for any insurance needs.Very difficult to shop around on your own and rate hunt. 

Tom Goans,You are incorrect.

Hey @Trenton Brown, unfortunately you'll see several multi-families that are incorrectly listed on MLS, so you'll need to look closely.

Thank you.You will have to pay a little more if you go the HM route, and for the first one or two if you have a good local, conventional lender that will do that you would be okay, but HML are great for speed, efficiency, and some quirks, depending on the lender.It might also depend on your capital and how much you are wanting to spend on the first one.

Disputing anything the credit bureau got incorrectly – you can do that yourself.