It essentially states that the tenant acknowledges there is no new mold in the home.

I've always liked real estate (I actually have family with long connections to construction) and after reading a lot about real estate investing, I decided to start working as an agent in order to get the most firsthand experience possible, so when my time comes -first investment deal- I'll be more than ready and acknowledged in this market.

It's not my opinion, it's fact, it's an acknowledgment of the votes the market is making telling us exactly what the market wants a service provider to be and focus on. 

By their own admittance, as I write this on 8/1/23, their latest update (received today) acknowledges they are STILL behind target.   

I fully acknowledge that people like them and I guess they're "convenient."

Once they realize the mistake they made they’re too embarrassed to acknowledge this openly so you mainly hear about the cheerful student  “success” stories which the next wave of naive victims rely on. 

This is correct, so I would disclose every aspect of the sub to and how it relates to the seller, perhaps going so far as to insisting the seller sign off on an acknowledgment that he understands the ramifications.  

I would acknowledge the price has been attractive and there has been no escalation in costs so far, however long wait times even after permitting is completed coupled with lack of transparent communication and doesn’t provide much confidence to investors.  

He doesn't provide much more information than what was provided in the notice all investors received yesterday evening.I want to acknowledge your concerns regarding the recent changes.

Many tenants will stubbornly refuse to acknowledge their situation and dig in.