Only have a dispute a $7 per square foot discrepancy.

Tax time rolled around and I found that the property tax is really $1201/yr, and they really should have given me about $1100.How do you go about resolving the tax discrepancy?

Now 3) In June 2019 I had to fired the Property manager due to some discrepancies.

I sold two rental properties in 2017, and just received a CP2501 claiming a discrepancy on my taxes because two 1099S were reported to them and not on my taxes. 

I pointed out this discrepancy to the sellers agent and they conceded that the cap rate was a proforma cap rate and assumed the additional 3,000 SF was being utilized.That said, I still think there is a great deal to be had here so I put an offer in today structured below:$800,000 "sale" price with 10% down ($80k cash to seller at closing)Seller finance $720k for 10 years, interest only @ 8.25%, with a balloon payment at the end of the term.5 year lock out period in which I can't refinance and a remaining interest payment kicker if refinanced or sold before the end of term.So if the seller accepts, he would get a monthly interest payment of $4,950 for 10 years totalling $594,000. $594k +$80k + $720k = $1,394,000 total.

When you get your TAM report from your broker or via your data search, you should see something similar to one of these graphs: My graphs are based on public records, not MLS or Zdata, so there may be some discrepancy in your graphs.

Not sure if there's anything that we can do to expedite or ways of clearing up this "Inheritance" discrepancy so that Seller can quickly get his funds back.

I contacted Equifax to ask what was going on and to try and clear up and discrepancies and they just told me the difference is the s owing methods.

There was a discrepancy with what the rent roll deposit amount said ($850) and the check I received ($775).

There was a discrepancy with what the rent roll deposit amount said ($850) and the check I received ($775).